14:34 November 22, 2025
Military helicopters drop relief supplies: Thanh Nien reporters ride on SAR-02 helicopter
Military helicopters of Helicopter Regiment 917 (Air Division 370, Air Defense - Air Force) took off from Air Brigade 954 (Navy), Cam Ranh - Khanh Hoa to drop relief goods in Xuan Hoa ward, Dak Lak (formerly Phu Yen ).
Major General Bui Thien Thau, Deputy Commander of the Air Defense - Air Force, flew on the Mi-171 aircraft with registration number SAR-02 and directly commanded the relief drop.
People are waiting wearily for food.
Photo: Mai Thanh Hai
Military helicopters drop relief supplies to Xuan Hoa ward, Dak Lak (formerly Phu Yen). Clip: Mai Thanh Hai
Photo: Mai Thanh Hai
People receive relief goods from the army
Photo: Mai Thanh Hai
Clip: Mai Thanh Hai
Relief airdrop
Photo: Mai Thanh Hai
Clip: Mai Thanh Hai
Thanh Nien reporter went on a helicopter to drop relief goods. Clip: Mai Than Hai
Aerial photo of Xuan Hoa ward, Dak Lak (old Phu Yen)
Photo: Mai Thanh Hai
Clip: Mai Thanh Hai
This flight included two Mi-171 helicopters with registration numbers SAR-02 and 8431 of the 917th Helicopter Regiment. The SAR-02 helicopter was captained by Senior Lieutenant Colonel Truong Thanh Binh (regiment commander), and piloted by Senior Colonel Nguyen Xuan Loc (Deputy Political Commissar of the regiment). The 8431 helicopter was piloted by Colonel Nguyen Truong Toan (Regiment Political Commissar) and piloted by Colonel Ngo Hong Son (Deputy Commander of Military Training Regiment).
Flying over Mui Doi (Van Ninh, Khanh Hoa), the sea weather was very bad, high waves and strong winds.
Photo: Mai Thanh Hai
Major General Bui Thien Thau (right) directly commanded the relief cargo drop.
Photo: Mai Thanh Hai
Major General Bui Thien Thau is commanding the relief cargo drop. Clip: Mai Thanh Hai
SAR-02 helicopter piloted by Lieutenant Colonel Truong Thanh Binh (regiment commander)
Photo: Mai Thanh Hai
Clip: Mai Thanh Hai
The amount of cargo on each plane is 2.5 tons, including essential goods. Major General Bui Thien Thau, Deputy Commander of the Air Defense - Air Force, flew on the Mi-171 aircraft with registration number SAR-02 and directly commanded the relief cargo drop .
Photo: Mai Thanh Hai
Photo: Mai Thanh Hai
Clip: Mai Thanh Hai
Photo: Mai Thanh Hai
Relief goods are prepared to be dropped in Xuan Hoa ward.
Photo: Mai Thanh Hai
13:52 November 22, 2025
Dak Lak: Police inform about the case of many deaths in Hoa Thinh commune
Dak Lak Provincial Police said they are verifying and will strictly handle the case of spreading false news about many deaths in Hoa Thinh commune due to floods. Accordingly, the information "a high-rise building collapsed, dozens of people died" in Hoa Thinh commune that appeared on social media is fabricated.
Information "many people died in Hoa Thinh commune" spread on social networks
13:37 November 22, 2025
Gia Lai supports people after floods
On November 22, according to preliminary statistics of the Gia Lai Provincial People's Committee, more than 19,200 houses were flooded over 1.5 m deep, many places were flooded from 2 - 3 m, widely distributed throughout the province; mainly concentrated in the wards of Quy Nhon, Quy Nhon Dong, Quy Nhon Tay, Quy Nhon Nam, Quy Nhon Bac, Ayun Pa and the communes of Tuy Phuoc, Tuy Phuoc Dong, Tuy Phuoc Tay, Tuy Phuoc Bac, Ia Sao, Ia Tul, Ia Pa, Ia Rsai, Uar, Phu Tuc, Po To... This natural disaster caused damage to people, houses, property, trees, crops, canals, dams, production facilities of people and businesses; the initial total damage is estimated at more than 1,000 billion VND.
Gia Lai province has decided to provide emergency support to people affected by this historic flood.
On November 20, Gia Lai province decided to provide emergency support for people affected by historic floods, specifically as follows: Support 15kg of rice/person/month for households whose houses were flooded, support period of 3 months. Cash support for poor households, near-poor households, and households in especially difficult circumstances whose houses were flooded: 2 million VND/household/month, support period of 3 months. Support for housing damage: Completely collapsed houses support 60 million VND/house; houses with completely blown-off roofs support 5 million VND/house; damaged or partially blown-off roofs support 2 million VND/house. Support sources from the state budget; Natural disaster prevention and control fund; socialized sources and other legal capital sources.
13:15 November 22, 2025
Dak Lak overcomes flood consequences: 38 tons of food, more than 9,000 barrels of water
Mr. Ta Anh Tuan, Chairman of Dak Lak Provincial People's Committee, said that in recent days, 12,500 people and thousands of vehicles from the Ministry of National Defense, the Ministry of Public Security, the Provincial Border Guard Executive Committee and local forces have been mobilized for rescue, relief, evacuation and emergency support.
The locality has accessed and purchased reserves of 38 tons of food, more than 9,000 barrels of water, 10,800 meals and 20 billion VND. The central government has supported 150 billion VND and 20,000 tons of rice. 1,170 bags of medical medicine have been transferred, 3 mobile anti-epidemic teams with 4 people/team and 12 staff have been activated to go with the Ministry of Public Security and the Army to the flood point to spray disinfectant... Organized the clearing of drainage systems, clearing of rocks and soil, and road filling to ensure traffic safety on damaged routes.
As of 8:00 p.m. on November 21, the total number of necessities purchased from the State budget and from support from organizations and individuals that had been directly delivered to affected people in 34/34 communes and wards in the east of the province was: 17,105 boxes of instant noodles, and 9,216 boxes of water and many other necessities.
People affected by floods in 34/34 communes and wards in the east of Dak Lak province have been and are being supported.
12:56 November 22, 2025
Tay Hoa Commune, Dak Lak: Many houses collapsed, 30 people were isolated for a long time
In Hoi Cu village, Tay Hoa commune, Dak Lak (formerly Phu Yen), Thanh Nien reporters verified on the spot that 18 houses had completely collapsed or were severely damaged. The main road leading to this area is still deeply flooded, completely cut off, causing more than 30 people to be isolated for a long time.
Houses devastated when floodwaters recede. Clip: Hoai Nhan
House broken
Photo: Hoai Nhan
It took people a long time to fix it.
Photo: Hoai Nhan
The scene of devastation when the flood receded
Photo: Hoai Nhan
People are facing serious shortages: no medicine to treat diseases arising from the floods, food and clean drinking water are running out, along with a lack of blankets, pillows, and warm clothes on cold, rainy days.
12:39 November 22, 2025
Gia Lai: Continue to mobilize to overcome the consequences of floods
On the morning of November 22, police, army, militia and youth union members of Gia Lai province continued to mobilize to overcome the consequences of floods. Authorities and people cleaned schools, medical stations, office buildings, residential areas and disinfected to prevent post-flood epidemics. Currently, some low-lying areas are still flooded and isolated.
Faced with this situation, Standing Vice Chairman of Gia Lai Provincial People's Committee Nguyen Tuan Thanh requested the Department of Agriculture and Environment and localities to urgently count the damage, repair dykes, irrigation works, and roads; visit and support families with dead or injured people or collapsed houses.
Gia Lai provincial leaders assigned the Department of Agriculture and Environment to promptly distribute 2,000 tons of rice (provided by the Central Government) to people in flooded areas, and to fully assess the extent of damage as a basis for support. Police and military forces continue to respond to emerging situations, support the transportation of relief rice; and control traffic on damaged roads and traffic works to ensure safety.
Quy Nhon Ward Delegation supports drinking water for people in flood-affected areas
PHOTO: VI VI
12:19 November 22, 2025
Gia Lai: Thanh Nien reporter followed the traffic police canoe to Hai Minh island to help people
At noon on November 22, the Waterway Police Team (Traffic Police Department of Gia Lai Provincial Police) coordinated with a number of businesses in the area to mobilize water, dry food, instant noodles, milk and many essential necessities to prepare about 150 gifts to support people on Hai Minh Island (Area 9, Quy Nhon Ward, Gia Lai).
Thanh Nien Newspaper's Hai Phong reporter followed the traffic police canoe to bring these gifts to people facing difficulties in region 9.
Waterway police support people on Hai Minh island, Gia Lai
Thanh Nien reporter followed the canoe to the island
From November 16 to 19, prolonged heavy rains caused localized flooding in many areas of Gia Lai province. In particular, the people of Hai Minh island were isolated, without electricity and lacked water for many days. In the midst of the disruption of life due to natural disasters, these timely gifts became a practical source of support, giving people the spirit to overcome difficult times.
12:11 November 22, 2025
Tuy Hoa Ward, Dak Lak: Drones mobilized to deliver food to isolated areas
At noon on November 22, Quy Hau village, Tuy Hoa ward was still cut off by floodwaters. People had to wade through the water to reach Highway 1. A group of volunteers used a drone to deliver food to the people there.
Volunteers fly drones to deliver food to flood-affected areas
Drones are used to transport food.
National Highway 1 surrounded by water
11:25 November 22, 2025
Flood center Hoa Thinh, Dak Lak: Thanh Nien reporter helps bring coffins to people's homes
At 11am on November 22, Thanh Nien reporters connected with the relief team to transport the coffin to the house of Ms. Le Thi Cuc (team 3, Phu Huu village, she was single, died due to flood). Currently, the water is still surrounding her house, so the relief team had to carry the coffin by boat to bury her. Hoa Thinh commune has been isolated by floodwaters for the past 4 days.
Previously, Thanh Nien reporters were present at the hall of Phu Huu village, Hoa Thinh commune, and saw 4 coffins already there. The victim's family arrived but there was no vehicle to transport the coffin to the house for burial. Thanh Nien reporters contacted the rescue team for support. However, after the vehicle had gone a short distance, it reached a deep flooded area, so they had to transfer the coffin to a boat to continue to the victim's house.
Thanh Nien reporters help bring coffins to people's homes
11:17 November 22, 2025
Dak Lak: The whole province has 27 dead, 8 missing (as of 8:00 p.m. on November 21)
Mr. Ta Anh Tuan, Chairman of Dak Lak Provincial People's Committee, said: "As of 8:00 p.m. on November 21, the whole province suffered heavy losses in terms of human lives and property, specifically: 27 people died; 8 people were missing; 2 people were injured."
Total damage is estimated at 5,333 billion VND, not including people's property. Specifically: Thousands of houses were submerged in water, about 150,000 houses. Infrastructure in all areas of transportation, health care, education was severely damaged, estimated at 1,000 billion VND.
An estimated 3.2 million livestock and poultry died, causing damage of about VND830 billion. About 127,000/181,349 cages and 1,000 hectares of brackish water shrimp and mollusk farming area were damaged, estimated at VND2,000 billion. Regarding crops, about 180,000 hectares were flooded, estimated at VND1,500 billion in damage. Many landslides and serious traffic jams occurred.
11:04 November 22, 2025
Tay Hoa Commune, Dak Lak: People are in dire need of food.
At noon on November 22, Thanh Nien reporters went to Lac Nghiep village, Tay Hoa commune, Dak Lak province (formerly Hoa Binh 1 commune), many people were in dire need of immediate food relief. Many elderly people needed help and food support.
People of Tay Hoa commune, Dak Lak need food support
People receive food and water from relief teams
10:45 November 22, 2025
Video sent back from the flood scene in Hoa Thinh, Dak Lak: Still vast water
On the morning of November 22, Thanh Nien reporters reported from the flood epicenter of Hoa Thinh commune, Dak Lak. Many areas are still submerged in water. Readers are invited to watch the video clip recorded by reporters.
Many areas are still heavily flooded, clip on the morning of November 22 in Hoa Thinh commune, Dak Lak
10:30 November 22, 2025
Gia Lai: General Phan Van Giang inspected Lac Dien village
On the morning of November 22, General Phan Van Giang (Member of the Politburo, Deputy Secretary of the Central Military Commission, Minister of National Defense) visited and inspected the people in Lac Dien village, Tuy Phuoc Dong commune (formerly Tuy Phuoc Dong district, Binh Dinh province). Here, this morning, the water has not yet receded in some areas.
General Phan Van Giang waded into flooded areas to encourage affected people.
10:24 November 22, 2025
Hoa Thinh flood center: Many places are still submerged in flood water
Recorded at 10:20 a.m. by Thanh Nien reporter in Hoa Thinh commune, Dak Lak (formerly Phu Yen): The road to the commune People's Committee is still flooded, vehicles move slowly, many houses next to the main road are still submerged in flood water.
Hoa Thinh flood center seen from above
Mr. Huynh Van Loc (in Hoa Thinh commune) said that the flood lasted for 3 days, his family had to sit on the roof, go without food, all their belongings were swept away. This morning, the family started cleaning the house.
10:14 November 22, 2025
Tay Hoa Commune, Dak Lak: "I don't know where to start again..."
According to reporter Hoai Nhan in Tay Hoa commune, Dak Lak (formerly Phu Yen), today, November 22, floodwaters have just receded from residential areas, revealing scenes of devastation. Many residents said they felt helpless before the huge amount of damaged furniture. From tables, chairs, beds, to household items, everything was soaked in mud, almost a total loss.
Many households witnessed water rising more than 2 meters, submerging their entire house in a short time. "All of our properties were washed away or completely damaged. We don't know where to start again," one person shared.
10:06 November 22, 2025
Secretary of the Party Central Committee, Secretary of the Ho Chi Minh City Party Committee Tran Luu Quang visits the flood-hit areas of Khanh Hoa
Secretary of the Party Central Committee, Secretary of the Ho Chi Minh City Party Committee Tran Luu Quang visited and encouraged people in the flooded areas of Khanh Hoa. On the evening of November 21, hundreds of people continuously transported relief goods to the flood victims in the Central region to the headquarters of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Ho Chi Minh City to contribute to supporting people in Khanh Hoa, Gia Lai, Dak Lak, Lam Dong provinces and some neighboring localities.
Secretary of the Party Central Committee, Secretary of the Ho Chi Minh City Party Committee Tran Luu Quang encouraged people in flooded areas.
Photo: Ba Duy
09:57 November 22, 2025
Standing member of the Secretariat Tran Cam Tu visits flood victims in Khanh Hoa
This morning, November 22, Standing member of the Secretariat Tran Cam Tu visited and encouraged people in the flooded areas of Khanh Hoa, and directed the work of overcoming the consequences and soon stabilizing the lives of people in the severely flooded areas.
Standing member of the Secretariat Tran Cam Tu encouraged the people
Photo: Ba Duy
09:54 November 22, 2025
Towards the flood center of Hoa Thinh: Goods are loaded onto boats
According to Thanh Nien reporters at 10am this morning, November 22, people from all over flocked to the isolated area in Hoa Thinh commune. Goods were loaded onto boats to be transported to this flood center.
Relief teams on the way to the flood center of Hoa Thinh
Photo: Pham Huu
Road to Hoa Thinh flood center
Photo: Pham Huu
09:48 November 22, 2025
Flood center Hoa Thinh, Dak Lak: Authorities and relief teams have arrived.
Updated at 9:45 am by Thanh Nien reporter in Hoa Thinh commune, Dak Lak, functional forces and many relief teams are present to rescue people in the isolated area. Many canoes have entered the remote area, rescuing people and supplying food.
09:31 November 22, 2025
Minister of National Defense, General Phan Van Giang visited the flooded area of Huynh Mai village.
On the morning of November 22, General Phan Van Giang (Member of the Politburo, Deputy Secretary of the Central Military Commission, Minister of National Defense) inspected the work of overcoming the consequences of the flood and visited and encouraged the people in the flooded area of Huynh Mai village, Tuy Phuoc commune, Gia Lai province (belonging to Tuy Phuoc district, former Binh Dinh province). This trip of the Minister, Central Military Commission - Ministry of National Defense supported the people of Gia Lai with 10 billion VND to overcome the flood).
Minister of National Defense, General Phan Van Giang visits people in flood-affected areas
09:23 November 22, 2025
Tay Hoa Commune, Dak Lak: Floodwaters break the embankment
Thanh Nien reporter's notes at the scene: Dinh Ong Bridge (Tay Hoa commune) flood water broke the embankment, flowing into a new stream.
09:20 November 22, 2025
Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Hoa Binh and leaders in Dak Lak province visit people in the flooded area of Dong Hoa.
At 9:00 a.m. on November 22, in Dong Hoa ward, Permanent Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Hoa Binh encouraged people to try to overcome this difficult period.
09:13 November 22, 2025
Dak Lak: Relief convoys poured into Tuy Hoa, prioritizing the flood center of Hoa Thinh
This morning, November 22, many roads in Tuy Hoa Ward, which had been submerged in floodwaters for the past few days, have now dried up. The rapid receding of water has created favorable conditions for emergency relief work.
Since early morning, many relief convoys from all over the country have continuously poured into Tuy Hoa ward center. Relief goods such as instant noodles, drinking water, medicine and essential necessities have been quickly gathered at transit points. Currently, the convoys are ready to move to reach and provide timely support to people in deep flooded areas. The top priority destinations of the day are heavily isolated areas, typically Hoa Thinh commune, where water levels are still high and food and provisions are in urgent need.
Relief convoys have arrived in Tuy Hoa and will head straight to the flood center of Hoa Thinh.
Photo: Hoai Nhan
Floodwaters recede, relief teams have arrived in Tuy Hoa ward, Dak Lak
Photo: Hoai Nhan
09:09 November 22, 2025
Phu Yen Ward, Dak Lak: Soldiers on the move
Recorded by reporter Huy Dat on the way to the flood center of Hoa Thinh, soldiers started cleaning up the area of Tran Hung Dao street, Phu Yen ward.
09:00 November 22, 2025
Thanh Nien reporter from Tuy Hoa ward, Dak Lak: Garbage is everywhere
According to the records of reporter Hoai Nhan at the central streets of Tuy Hoa ward, Dak Lak early morning of November 22, although the flood water has receded, another big challenge immediately appeared for the people here, garbage surrounded everywhere. From the main streets, alleys, to residential yards and office headquarters, all were covered by layers of mud, garbage, and drifting trees.
Tuy Hoa Ward, Dak Lak on the morning of November 22 was littered with trash
Photo: Hoai Nhan
People in Tuy Hoa ward started cleaning up
Photo: Hoai Nhan
People's lives are gradually returning to normal. Urban environmental workers, regardless of difficulties, are working hard to urgently clean up trash on a large scale. At the same time, local people are also proactively cleaning their houses, washing away mud and dirt, and rearranging their belongings, demonstrating their spirit of overcoming difficulties and determination to bring all activities back to normal after the natural disaster.
Collect broken trees
Photo: Hoai Nhan
08:46 November 22, 2025
Tuy Phuoc Tay Commune, Gia Lai: Cows of a house near the river died in large numbers
On November 22, when the floodwaters receded, Mr. Hoang Van Nghiem (43 years old, in Tuy Phuoc Tay commune, Gia Lai province) was shocked to see his family's herd of cows lying dead in the area near the bank of the Ha Thanh river. What pained him the most was that for decades, this area had never been flooded. According to Mr. Nghiem, the cow farm he and his friend raised had 27 cows, but after the fierce flood, 15 cows died, causing an estimated loss of more than 400 million VND.
Family in Tuy Phuoc Tay commune, Gia Lai cleans up cow carcass on the morning of November 22
Heartbreaking scene of dead cows in Gia Lai
08:34 November 22, 2025
Khanh Hoa: Verifying and handling false information about dam break
Khanh Hoa Provincial Police are verifying and handling individuals who posted and shared false information such as "Am Chua dam broke", "Suoi Dau dam broke", "urgent news of evacuation of Cho Ga area due to dam release". This information causes panic among the people, seriously affecting disaster prevention work. The police ask people not to rush to believe in sensational, unverified information, absolutely do not post or share information that has not been announced by the authorities. Posted cases must be removed and corrected immediately.
08:27 November 22, 2025
Hoa Xuan Commune, Dak Lak: Timely brought 23 people out of the danger zone
On the morning of November 22, speaking with Thanh Nien reporter , Lieutenant Colonel Vu Thanh Giang, Head of the Traffic Police Department of Quang Ngai Province Police, said that on the evening of November 21, the working group of the Traffic Police Department of Quang Ngai Province Police had approached deeply flooded households and promptly rescued 23 elderly, children and disabled people in Hoa Xuan Commune (Dak Lak Province) from the danger zone to safety. In addition, they also provided drinking water and food to 37 flooded households.
Quang Ngai Traffic Police approached the danger zone, brought 23 elderly people and children to safety.
Elderly people and children in Hoa Xuan commune, Dak Lak were rescued in time.
08:17 November 22, 2025
Khanh Hoa: Naval Region 4 Command activates disaster response plan at highest level
On November 22, the Naval Region 4 Command said that from the night of November 19 to the afternoon of November 21, it had dispatched 4 working groups in Khanh Hoa province (Western Nha Trang Ward, Dien Khanh Commune, Ninh Hoa Ward, Cam Lam Commune - Suoi Hiep area) and 1 group in Binh Kien Ward, Dak Lak province. The force included more than 500 officers and soldiers from Brigade 101, Brigade 146, Brigade 955, Brigade 162, Brigade 957, and the Mobile Training Center to deeply flooded and isolated areas.
Implementing the order "Saving people is a peacetime combat order", the Navy Region 4 Command has activated the highest level of disaster response plan. The force has mobilized 63 cars of various types, 22 speedboats and many equipment and materials to go through the night to the people in the flooded areas.
Officers and soldiers of Region 4 waded through the rushing floodwaters to promptly evacuate 4,332 people from the dangerous area to safety.
Soldiers approached the hotspot and helped evacuate people from the flood center.
Rear Admiral Nguyen Anh Tuan (Commander of Naval Region 4) said: "Strictly implementing the above instructions, with the spirit of 'helping people as if they were our own relatives', we have mobilized maximum forces and means to approach and bring people out of the danger zone in the fastest time. We pledge to accompany people to overcome the consequences and soon stabilize their lives."
08:11 November 22, 2025
Thanh Nien reporter recorded Tuy Phuoc Dong commune, Gia Lai: Many households have been isolated for 4 days, having to row boats to buy necessities.
On the morning of November 22, Thanh Nien reporters recorded at Tang Thi hamlet and Nha Tho hamlet (Tan Gian village, Tuy Phuoc Dong commune, Gia Lai district) that this area was still submerged in a vast sea of water after many days of heavy rain. Strong winds blew whirlpools on the water surface, making people's boat travel extremely dangerous.
Strong winds blow swirling waves on the water surface
People after many days of isolation rowed boats to find food.
Strong winds blow whirlpools on the water, making travel extremely dangerous.
According to local residents, about 13 households scattered in the two hamlets have been isolated for the past four days. To buy necessities and drinking water, they have been forced to row boats across deep flooded roads to reach uncut off areas. Every trip out is a risky journey.
Mr. Nguyen Thanh Nghia (35 years old, living in Tang Thi hamlet) said that the situation of rapidly rising floodwaters has been occurring continuously since the beginning of the week. “In the past few days, my house and many other households have been completely isolated. This morning, I had to use a boat to take my son to the other side of the river to buy some necessities. The strong wind made the boat sway, and at times I was very worried because if I was careless, it would capsize,” Mr. Nghia said.
At the scene, the water still covered the fields, the strong current swept away many floating objects. Some sections of the road leading to the residential area completely disappeared under the deep water. Residents said that although they were used to frequent flooding, this year the water rose quickly and subsided slowly, causing life to be turned upside down.
08:01 November 22, 2025
Morning weather 11/22: Very heavy rain from Gia Lai to Khanh Hoa, risk of flash floods and landslides increased
According to the National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting, this morning, November 22, the Gia Lai, Dak Lak and Khanh Hoa regions continue to have moderate to heavy rain, and in some places very heavy rain. Particularly in the area from Da Nang to Dak Lak and northern Khanh Hoa, heavy rain has lasted from last night to this morning, and the total rainfall is forecast to continue to increase in the next few hours.
Flash floods on small rivers and streams, landslides on steep slopes and widespread flooding are forecast in many localities. The ground has been saturated for many consecutive days, so even not too heavy rain can cause rapid and dangerous flooding.
The provinces that are on very high alert include: Khanh Hoa (Khanh Son, Van Ninh), Gia Lai (Kbang, Dak Po), Dak Lak (lowland communes along the Ba River). People are advised to limit travel, especially through areas with fast-flowing water, flooded areas and mountain passes.
11:55 November 5, 2025
Hoa Thinh Flood Center: Funeral arrangements for 85-year-old man who drowned
At noon on November 22, reporters Pham Huu and Cao An Bien of Thanh Nien Newspaper recorded the situation of people in My Hoa village, Hoa Thinh commune, Dak Lak. In the photo is the family preparing the funeral for Mr. Nguyen Phung (85 years old) in My Hoa village. The old man died by drowning, at the time of the incident he was alone so no one knew to help.
On November 22, the Central region continued to face historic floods when very heavy rains appeared over a wide area from Da Nang to Dak Lak and northern Khanh Hoa. Many areas in Gia Lai, Khanh Hoa and Dak Lak are deeply flooded, water levels are rising rapidly with the risk of flash floods and landslides in rivers, streams and slopes. In the context of complex and unpredictable weather, Thanh Nien reporters were present at the flood centers, continuously reporting on rescue operations, recording the actual situation minute by minute. This is the live news on November 22 from the scene in Hoa Thinh, Dong Hoa...
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