Vietnamese Embassy in Israel issues warning amid escalating tension

The Vietnamese Embassy in Israel on April 12 recommended Vietnamese nationals residing, studying, and working in the Middle East country to proactively take security measures amid the escalating tension between Israel and Iran.
Vietnamese Embassy in Israel issues warning amid escalating tension ảnh 1An emergency rescue team responds to bombing near the Iranian Embassy in Damascus, Syria, on April 1, 2024. (Photo: Xinhua/TTXVN)
Tel Aviv (VNA) – The Vietnamese Embassy in Israel on April 12 recommended Vietnamese nationals residing, studying, and working inthe Middle East country to proactively take security measures amid the escalating tension between Israel and Iran.

The escalating tension followed an April 1 attack on the Iranianembassy compound in Syria, which has raised concerns among international mediaand governments about the potential for direct confrontations between Iran andIsrael. Israel's national emergency portalissued safety guidelines effective from 6pm on April 11 to 6pm on April 14.
 
The Vietnamese Embassy has advised the Vietnamese community to stay updated onthe situation through reliable local media sources and safety-related apps,implement necessary safety measures, comply strictly with local regulations andguidelines, avoid crowded places, and maintain regular contact with theembassy.

For emergencies or further information on citizen protectionplans, the embassy has provided direct contacts and hotlines for the community,as well as links to relevant websites of the host administration./.
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