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The Ministry of Construction has just issued Official Dispatch No. 99 to affiliated units and Departments of Construction from Da Nang to Lam Dong, requesting to organize 24/24 duty to proactively prevent and respond to storm No. 15 currently active in the East Sea. Vietnam Road Administration inspects and reviews all points at risk of flooding, landslides, and flash floods and prepares plans to handle and classify traffic remotely. Deploying Official Telegram No. 231/CD-TTg dated November 26, 2025 of the Prime Minister and the direction of the Government and the Ministry of Construction requires agencies and units in the industry to closely follow Official Telegram No. 227/CD-TTg, Official Telegram No. 231/CD-TTg to proactively respond at the highest level, with the goal of putting peoples life safety first. Units must regularly monitor storm developments, continuously update the situation and deploy preventive measures early, from afar. Establish a plan to handle and classify traffic remotely. The Ministry of Construction assigned the Vietnam Road Administration to inspect and review all points at risk of flooding, landslides, and flash floods and prepare a plan to handle and classify traffic remotely. Units must arrange guards at underground locations, spillways, ferry terminals, and pontoon bridges; Install buoys, barriers, and signs at deeply flooded areas, fault lines, and weak roadbeds; Absolutely do not allow people and vehicles to pass through without ensuring safety. According to the National Center for Hydrometeorological Forecasting, at 13:00 on November 27, 2025, the storms center was at about 13.2deg North latitude - 113.5deg East longitude, 190 km north of Song Tu Tay island. The strongest wind near the center of the storm reached level 12, with gusts of level 15; The storm is moving in the West-Northwest direction at a speed of about 10 km/h. In the next 24 hours, the storm will continue to maintain very strong intensity and is likely to develop complicatedly. Storm circulation combined with cold air can cause moderate to heavy rain in the area from Da Nang to Lam Dong; The risk of landslides, floods, flash floods and deep flooding in low-lying areas increases, especially when the locality has just experienced many days of heavy rain. At major landslides causing traffic jams, the Department of Roads directs the mobilization of maximum equipment and human resources to fix the problem, coordinates with local authorities to remotely channel traffic, and strives to clear the route as quickly as possible while still ensuring safety for construction and rescue forces. At the same time, coordinate to support the Department of Construction of the provinces in handling blocked national highway sections, ensuring smooth passage of main roads for rescue work. Vietnam Railways Department and Vietnam Railway Corporation Strictly maintain patrols and guard posts at key locations: weak bridges, frequently flooded areas, sections where flash floods, falling rocks, and landslides often occur; railway area downstream of the dam lake. Units must prepare plans to stop trains, stretch trains, increase decks and transfer passengers when floods cause flooding or slippage in sections. At the same time, the railway industry focuses on equipment, supplies and forces to urgently fix problems, ensuring the fastest circulation on routes. The Vietnam Maritime and Waterways Department closely monitors the path of storms, guides ships entering and exiting ports and controlling departures. Units must count and strictly manage ships operating in storm-affected areas, including transport ships and tourist ships; maintain regular contact to handle emergency situations. The Vietnam Maritime Search and Rescue Coordination Center is fully prepared with forces and vehicles, ready to participate in rescue when ordered. The Vietnam Aviation Administration is assigned to direct airlines to closely monitor weather developments at airports in storm-affected areas to adjust and change flight schedules when necessary, absolutely ensuring flight safety. Units must coordinate to ensure smooth traffic on roads that are both under construction and exploitation. Ensuring the safety of construction works. The Ministry requires the Department of Economics - Construction Investment Management, Project Management Boards, investors and contractors to check construction safety and deploy landslide prevention measures at construction sites; Prepare adequate means and human resources to fix the problem. Units must coordinate to ensure smooth traffic on routes that are both under construction and exploitation. Vietnam Maritime Electronic Information Company Limited directs the Coastal Information Station system to continuously update and promptly notify the location and direction of movement of storms to ships and boats at sea, helping captains proactively avoid and not enter dangerous areas. Local Departments of Construction must focus on immediately handling congested locations on national highways assigned to manage them, especially service routes. rescue and relief work. At the same time, closely coordinate with specialized agencies on roads, railways, and waterways to overcome problems caused by storms, rain and floods, and best prepare for the direct impact of Storm No. 15. PTTRefer moreRefer moreRefer more
