In recent days, a bright smile has returned to the face of To Thi Sua, a resident in Ngo May commune in the Central Highland province of Gia Lai. Just one month ago, her home collapsed during historic floods. Now, after only 12 days, officers and soldiers of the Engineering Brigade 7 under Army Corps 34 have completed a new 55-square-meter house for her.
The Government leader said that any difficulties arising during the implementation, including funding shortfalls and shortages of construction materials, labour or equipment, must be reported promptly to the PM for resolution, underlining that there is no justification for further delays in rebuilding or repairing homes for people affected by natural disasters.
Less than two weeks after historic floods swept through central Vietnam, hundreds of new homes have already risen from the rubble.
The Quang Trung Campaign, launched on December 1, 2025 under Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh’s directive, aims to ensure that flood-hit families have safe housing before the Lunar New Year.
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh during the third meeting of the central steering committee for eliminating substandard houses described the housing support programme as a “command from the heart” and called for the completion of the programme by the end of October 2025.
With the goal of leaving no one behind, ensuring that every resident has a warm Tet (Lunar New Year) celebration in 2025, Quang Yen township in the northern province of Quang Ninh, which was hard hit by Super Typhoon Yagi in early September 2024, has mobilised social resources and allocated budget funds to promptly assist people in repairing and rebuilding homes, especially for households affected by the typhoon.