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Permanent Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Hoa Binh has just signed Decision No. 2549/QD-TTg dated November 21, 2025 to provide emergency financial support to the provinces: Khanh Hoa, Lam Dong, Gia Lai and Dak Lak to overcome damage caused by floods. Rescue work is urgently deployed in flooded areas - Photo: Dak Lak Newspaper Specifically, support of 700 billion VND from the central budget reserve in 2025 for 04 localities: Khanh Hoa, Lam Dong, Gia Lai, Dak Lak (of which: Khanh Hoa province 200 billion VND, Lam Dong province 200 billion VND, Gia Lai province 150 billion VND, Dak province Lak 150 billion VND) to overcome damage caused by rain and floods as requested by the Ministry of Finance in Document No. 18072/BTC-NSNN dated November 20, 2025. The Deputy Prime Minister requested the Peoples Committees of the provinces to be responsible for proactively balancing local budget expenditures, along with the funds supported by the central budget and other legal financial resources to implement urgent tasks to overcome consequences. natural disasters according to regulations. The Peoples Committees of the provinces manage and use the above mentioned additional funds, ensuring publicity, transparency, correct use purposes, correct subjects, in accordance with the law on state budget and other relevant legal documents, not allowing any loss or negativity; At the same time, report the results of use to the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment and relevant agencies to summarize and report to the Prime Minister. This decision takes effect from the date of signing (November 21, 2025).* In the past few days, in the Central region, there has been very heavy rain on a large scale, floods on rivers from Quang Tri to Khanh Hoa have all exceeded alarm 2 to alarm 3, many places are above alarm 3, especially on the river. Some rivers in Dak Lak and Khanh Hoa have exceeded historical flood levels for many years (the flood on Ba River at Cung Son station in Dak Lak province (formerly Phu Yen) exceeded the historical flood peak in 1993 by 1.09m). Heavy rain and especially heavy floods, combined with high tides, have caused extremely serious flooding (according to the summary of the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment, over 52,000 houses in more than 128 communes and wards in the provinces: Gia Lai, Dak Lak, Khanh Hoa and Lam Dong were deeply flooded); Many residential areas were deeply flooded, with fast-flowing water causing separation and isolation, some places were still inaccessible, and there was a risk of food shortages in the coming days. The entire political system, especially the military, police, local authorities and people, took drastic and urgent action in a timely manner, contributing to limiting damage; Localities have proactively organized the relocation and evacuation of 18,408 households, with 61,035 people in areas at risk of landslides and flooding; suspend students from school; Directed the operation of reservoirs to reduce floods for the downstream (hydroelectric plants in the Ba River basin have cut 96.3 million m3, contributing to reducing floods for the downstream). Floods have killed 41 people, 09 people are missing; 167 houses were damaged, 51,138 houses were flooded (Gia Lai 19,200, Dak Lak 22,938, Khanh Hoa 9,000); Khanh Hoa, Gia Lai, and Dak Lak provinces are being flooded on a large scale in many wards/communes (Khanh Hoa: 54 communes/ward; Gia Lai: 35 communes/ward; Dak Lak: 34 communes/ward). Regarding agriculture, 13,026 hectares of rice, crops, and vegetables were damaged; 2,183 hectares of perennial and annual crops were damaged; 30,731 cattle and poultry died or were swept away; 88 hectares of lobster farming were damaged (Khanh Hoa). Regarding traffic, there are currently 30 locations on national highways that are locally flooded, causing traffic jams. Many locations on provincial roads and inter-commune roads were deeply flooded and landslides caused traffic jams. Regarding electricity, more than 1 million customers had their power cut off, more than 457,000 customers have been restored, and 553,250 customers were left without power. Localities are continuing to review and synthesize damage data and organize remediation. See moreSee moreSee moreSee moreSee moreSee moreRefer to moreSee moreSee moreSee moreSee moreSee moreSee moreSee moreSee moreSee moreSee moreSee moreSee moreSee moreSee moreSee moreSee more
