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  1. Heavy rainfall and storms are forecast, posing potential threats to the agricultural sector, infrastructure, and overall facilities.
  2. Government bodies, including the Ministry of Construction and local weather stations, have issued forecasts and directives regarding remedial measures for infrastructure.

Vietnam Infrastructure Agencies Prepare for Heavy Rainfall and Flooding

1 report, 1 independent Updated May 6
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The Ministry of Construction issued an urgent dispatch directing various departments and the National Railway Corporation to implement disaster response plans. The Ministry asked the Department for Road of Việt Nam to inspect areas vulnerable to flooding, landslides, and flash floods. This includes developing traffic diversion measures and deploying personnel to monitor unsafe locations.

From vietnamnews.vn

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The directives aim to minimize property loss and ensure safe and uninterrupted transport during severe weather events. The focus is on proactive measures to maintain the flow of goods and services across the country's transport network.

Heavy rainfall and storms are forecast, posing potential threats to infrastructure and facilities.

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