Residents in Khanh Hoa province expressed great satisfaction and firm confidence in the Party’s policy and leadership in implementing the Ninh Thuan nuclear power project.
According to the Khanh Hoa provincial People’s Committee, the resettlement and site clearance project carries a total investment of about 6.7 trillion VND (about 255 million USD). Of the total, approximately 5.28 trillion VND is earmarked for compensation and site clearance, around 1.15 trillion VND for construction and equipment, and nearly 287 billion VND for project management, consultancy, other expenses and contingencies.
Following the merger of administrative boundaries, Khanh Hoa province has expanded its tourism development space, unlocking previously untapped potential. Beyond its traditional reliance on coastal tourism, the province has identified a new “multi-value” development strategy. High-tech agriculture combined with eco-tourism is seen as a key trend to enhance visitor experiences.
Although the campaign has concluded, its resonance remains strong. The images of armed forces personnel in their familiar uniforms, staying day and night in affected areas to rebuild each home for flood-hit residents, will long be remembered.
Seventy personnel were mobilised to build the houses simultaneously, with tasks clearly assigned. Despite bad weather, they worked tirelessly, including night shifts, to ensure timely completion, said Senior Lieutenant Colonel Bui Van Tam, Deputy Chief of Staff of Brigade 162.
Khanh Hoa’s grape growers are actively caring for high-quality table grape varieties to ensure harvests are ready for the Lunar New Year 2026.
After eight years under the European Commission’s “yellow card” warning over illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing, the south-central coastal province of Khanh Hoa has intensified fisheries management measures, helping reduce violations and raise fishermen’s compliance, as Vietnam works towards sustainable and responsible fishing.
Khanh Hoa province is stepping up comprehensive measures to prevent illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing, while making thorough preparations for the fifth inspection by the European Commission (EC), with the aim of lifting the “yellow card” warning and promoting sustainable fisheries development.
An over-150-kg bomb left over from war was discovered after recent historic flooding in Khanh Hoa province eroded layers of sand, exposing the ordnance on the premises of a household in Khanh Vinh commune. Upon discovery, local residents promptly reported it to local authorities and military units.
By 2030, Van Phong aims to rank among Vietnam’s top three economic zones, contributing significantly to provincial and regional GRDP. By 2050, it is envisioned as an international maritime economic centre and a leading driver of Khanh Hoa’s long-term development.
The PM requested provincial leaders from Ha Tinh to Lam Dong, especially Dak Lak, Khanh Hoa, Gia Lai and Lam Dong, to develop detailed plans and officially launch the campaign on December 1 to mobilise all available forces for the housing effort.
Under the latest decision, Dak Lak province will receive 50 billion VND, Khanh Hoa 40 billion VND, while Gia Lai and Lam Dong will each be provided 30 billion VND. This brings the total funding distributed by the VFF’s Central Relief Committee to the four provinces to 275 billion VND as of November 29
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh on November 29 inspected flood-recovery efforts in Dak Lak - one of the provinces hardest hit by the historic floods in the south central region.
Initial estimates place the total damage to the education sector at over 32 billion VND (approximately 1.2 million USD), excluding the loss of books and materials due to flooding at home.
Under the decision, Khanh Hoa will receive 150 billion VND, Lam Dong 300 billion VND, Gia Lai 150 billion VND, and Dak Lak 500 billion VND, in line with the proposal submitted by the Ministry of Finance.
Since November 16, the south-central provinces have been battered by an unprecedented spell of torrential rain and flooding. Never before have localities in the South Central Coast suffered such unusual and exceptionally severe conditions. Entire communities have been submerged under vast expanses of floodwater.
Politburo member and permanent member of the Party Central Committee’s Secretariat Tran Cam Tu asked Khanh Hoa province to give highest priority to relief, with the spirit that the protection of people’s lives comes first and foremost.
The support reflects nationwide solidarity, with the funding to be disbursed promptly and transparently to help residents stabilise their lives and restore production.
The Sub-Department of State Reserves of Region 11 will deliver 2,000 tonnes of rice to Gia Lai province, while Sub-Department of State Reserves of Region 13 will supply the remaining 2,000 tonnes to Khanh Hoa.
Prolonged heavy rain has caused severe flooding across multiple areas in Khanh Hoa province, isolating communities and forcing rapid evacuations.