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QUANG TRI: Nearly 1,000 de-mining personnel in Vietnam’s central province of Quang Tri have suspended operations following a freeze on US foreign aid, local authorities announced on Saturday (Feb 8).
HANOI: Local people are happy and excited to benefit from forest protection and carbon credit sales in the coastal central province of Quang Tri.
HANOI: Severe flooding, triggered by Typhoon Trami, has resulted in two fatalities in the central province of Thua Thien-Hue, with victims swept away by the deluge.
QUANG TRI, (Vietnam): Tropical Storm Soulik, or Typhoon No.4 has caused widespread flooding and landslides across several provinces in central Vietnam, leading to isolation in many areas.
Fifty years ago, a bloody 81-day battle to protect Quang Tri's ancient citadel took place, claiming the lives of thousands of Vietnamese soldiers and civilians.
QUANG BINH: Vietnam's central province of Quang Binh has temporarily halted all mine clearance operations due to the suspension of financial aid from the US government, an official from the provincial Department of Foreign Affairs has confirmed.
QUANG TRI: A ceremony was held in Dong Ha City in the central province of Quang Triị on Friday (Dec 15) to launch a project to build an airport in the province.
QUANG TRI (Vietnam News/Asia News Network): Salinisation has led to the abandonment of numerous rice and crop fields in Trieu An Commune, Trieu Phong District of the coastal central province of Quang Tri.
QUANG TRỊ (Vietnam News/Asia News Network): A giant cat statue put up by authorities in the central province of Quang Trị to mark the Lunar Year of the Cat has exploded in popularity on social media due to its captivating appearance and is drawing huge crowds from around the country.
Vietnam's foreign ministry published a map defining its baseline claim in the Gulf of Tonkin, where it shares a maritime border with China, which it said it was to help protect and enforce its sovereign rights.
HCM CITY (Vietnam News/Asia News Network): Quang Binh's tourism industry set a target of welcoming between 3 million to 3.5 million tourists in 2023, but in just the first nine months of the year, the region attracted nearly 3.7 million tourists, which is 2.32 times more than the same period in 2022.
Police and relevant authorities in Vietnam’s Quang Tri Province have arrested Vietnamese nationals involved in a smuggling ring transporting Chinese nationals to Laos and other South-East Asia countries.
FIFTY years ago, a bloody 81-day battle to protect Quang Tri’s ancient citadel took place, claiming the lives of thousands of Vietnamese soldiers and civilians.
HANOI: While central Vietnam continues to grapple with heavy rainfall, typhoon Trami is making its way towards Vietnam.
HANOI: Vietnam evacuated hundreds of people, shut schools and suspended flights as a a new storm barrels into the nation’s central region.
HANOI: The Ministry of Industry and Trade will initiate an anti-dumping investigation into certain wood fibre board products originating from Thailand and China.
HANOI: A tropical storm is forecast to make landfall in central Vietnam late on Thursday (Sept 19), bringing torrential rains that could trigger dangerous floods, the weather agency said, shortly after northern regions were hit by the powerful Typhoon Yagi.
BANGKOK: Tropical storm Soulik over central Vietnam is forecast to bring isolated heavy to very heavy rain to several parts of Thailand for the next five days, the Thai Meteorological Department said on Thursday (Sept 19).
HANOI (Vietnam News/Asia News): The tropical depression over the waters off the central provinces of Quang Tri and Quang Nam have strengthened into a typhoon, becoming the fifth one in Vietnam this year.
MANILA: Vietnam's Coast Guard vessel CSB 8002 (Fleet 21, Region 2 Coast Guard) along with a delegation from the guard, arrived on Monday (Aug 5) morning at Manila Port in the Philippines to begin a visit and exchange with the Philippine Coast Guard.
