Archive · 23 Nov 2025
Vietnam Floods: Over 100 Dead, Thousands Homeless
Heavy floods in central Vietnam have caused more than 100 deaths and left many people homeless.
The floods have destroyed homes, crops, and livestock, and damaged transportation networks.
Rescue efforts are ongoing, and the government is providing aid and calling for more help to deal with the disaster.
Floods in central Vietnam have claimed over 100 lives and left thousands homeless
Heavy rainfall and flash floods have battered the region since late October
Economic losses estimated at over USD 358 million, with agriculture severely affected
Rescue efforts ongoing as water levels remain high in some areas
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh calls for stepped-up response measures
- Who
- Vietnamese people in central and Central Highlands regions
- What
- Floods and landslides
- When
- Late October to present
- Where
- Central and Central Highlands regions of Vietnam
- Why
- Due to heavy rainfall and flash floods
Government Response
Public Concerns
Emergency Aid
Government Response
Government has provided emergency aid worth 700 billion Vietnamese dong (about 26.6 million USD) for recovery efforts
Public Concerns
Public is concerned about the pace and effectiveness of aid distribution
Power Restoration
Government Response
Power has been restored for most affected areas, with around 75,000 households still without electricity
Public Concerns
Public is worried about the delay in restoring power to all affected areas
- Death toll
- Over 100
- Missing
- Over a dozen
- Homes destroyed/submerged
- Thousands
- Affected provinces
- Five
- Estimated economic losses
- Over USD 358 million
