[Photo] People in flood-affected areas of Dak Lak joyfully celebrate Tet in their new homes.

For the flood-affected people of Dak Lak province, this year's Tet (Lunar New Year) is truly meaningful. After suffering and losses, they are celebrating a warm Tet in new, spacious, sturdy, and safe homes, filled with love and compassion, giving them renewed faith and motivation to rise above their challenges in the new spring.

Typhoon No. 13 (Kalmaegi) and the historic rain and floods that occurred in the last months of 2025 caused significant damage to people and property in Dak Lak province.

According to statistics from the People's Committee of Dak Lak province, the total estimated damage amounts to over 7,000 billion VND, including 606 houses that collapsed, were destroyed, or swept away and need to be rebuilt; 892 houses were severely damaged; and 5,455 houses had their roofs blown off or were partially damaged and need repair. After the storm and floods passed, the sight of the ruins and devastation left people penniless, many living in makeshift shelters, with no one knowing how long it will take for life to recover in this flood-stricken area.

But then, thanks to the attention and support of the Party, the State, and the people of the whole country, especially the "Quang Trung Campaign" launched by the Prime Minister to rapidly rebuild and repair houses for families whose homes were destroyed, swept away, or damaged, like a miracle, the flood-affected area was revived.

Just one month after launching the campaign, by December 31, 2025, Dak Lak province had completed the repair of 5,455 houses with damaged roofs or partial damage, and 892 houses with severe damage, with support of 40 million VND per household with severely damaged houses and 10 million VND per household with lightly damaged houses or roofs blown off.

By January 15th, Dak Lak province had completed the construction of 606 out of 606 new houses, with a support level of 170 million VND per house. The "Quang Trung Campaign" in Dak Lak was a resounding success, enabling people to move in and celebrate the Lunar New Year of the Horse 2026 in their warm and welcoming new homes.

Below are images of people in the flood-affected areas of Dak Lak province joyfully celebrating Tet in their new homes:

New houses are being built with support for residents in Phu Huu village, Hoa Thinh commune.

The flood-prone area of ​​Hoa Thinh this spring boasts new houses and lush green rice fields.

Ms. Nguyen Thi Chung, residing in My Hoa village, Hoa Thinh commune, received support to build a new house and is currently cleaning it up to welcome the Lunar New Year of the Year of the Horse.

Mrs. Nguyen Thi Chung was extremely happy and excited to celebrate Tet in her new home.

Ms. Nguyen Thi Chung moved into her new house and celebrated Tet (Lunar New Year) there.

Throughout the streets of Hoa Thinh commune, Party flags and national flags are displayed to celebrate the Party and the Lunar New Year of the Horse 2026.

The family of Mr. Tran Chu Nghia in Phu Huu village, Hoa Thinh commune, received support to build a new house and buy flowers to celebrate the Lunar New Year of the Horse 2026.

The new house of Mr. Tran Chu Nghia's family in Phu Huu village, Hoa Thinh commune, was built with support after the historic storms and floods at the end of 2025.

Mr. Tran Chu Nghia is cleaning the altar to welcome the Lunar New Year of the Horse 2026 in his new house.

Mr. and Mrs. Tran Chu Nghia are delighted to celebrate the Lunar New Year of the Horse 2026 for the first time in their new home.

Mr. Tran Van Khanh's new house was built with support after the historic storms and floods at the end of 2025.

Mr. Tran Van Khanh is preparing and decorating his new home to celebrate Tet (Lunar New Year).

Mr. Tran Van Khanh spoke about the joy of celebrating Tet in his new home.

Mr. Tran Van Khanh's family has purchased a refrigerator for their household use.

Mr. Tran Van Khanh also bought orchid pots to decorate his house, creating a cheerful and festive atmosphere during the Tet holiday.

Meanwhile, women are busy shopping and preparing the kitchens to cook for Tet (Lunar New Year).

As spring arrives, the rice paddies that were once the flood-prone areas of Hoa Thinh commune are now lush and green.

Residents of the flood-affected area of ​​Hoa Thinh hung Party flags to celebrate the Party and the New Year.

Having just experienced the pain and loss caused by storms and floods, the people of Hoa Thinh, the epicenter of the floods, remain steadfast in their faith in the Party and hope for a new spring filled with good things.

The new house was built and donated to Mrs. Truong Thi Lai, 75 years old, in Dong Hoa village, Son Hoa commune, after the historic storms and floods at the end of 2025.

Mrs. Truong Thi Lai, 75 years old (seated in the middle), from Dong Hoa village, Son Hoa commune, said that this year's Tet holiday is the happiest of her life as she gets to celebrate it in her new house.

The new house was built and donated to the family of 86-year-old Mr. Truong Van Moc in Dong Hoa village, Son Hoa commune, after the historic storms and floods at the end of 2025.

Mr. Truong Van Moc's family has furnished their new house with an altar, tables, and chairs to celebrate Tet (Lunar New Year).

Mr. Truong Van Moc and his son are preparing the equipment donated by benefactors to celebrate Tet (Lunar New Year).

Mr. Truong Van Moc's daughter was delighted to celebrate Tet (Lunar New Year) with her family in their new home.

Despite having just experienced a historic storm and flood season, the flowers in Son Hoa commune will bloom in the coming days, heralding the arrival of a new spring.

Lunar New Year of the Horse 2026

[Photo] People in flood-affected areas of Dak Lak joyfully celebrate Tet in their new homes.

Ensuring medical services for the Lunar New Year fireworks display in Hanoi in 2026 (Year of the Horse).

Putting the pontoon bridge across the Lo River into operation.

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