Vietnam has been hit hard by nature in 2025. According to the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment, natural disasters have caused an estimated 97 trillion Vietnamese dong (about $3.9 billion) in economic losses so far this year 🌪️💸.
From January to November, the country faced 21 storms and tropical depressions – a new record going past the previous high of 20 set in 2017. These powerful weather events have left 409 people dead or missing, highlighting the human cost behind the numbers.
Authorities warn that the danger isn't over yet. With more heavy rainfall forecast for December, flash floods and landslides remain major threats, especially in central provinces like Quang Binh and Thua Thien-Hue.
For young professionals, students, and travelers planning to visit Vietnam in the coming months, staying tuned to weather updates is key. Local news outlets and the national meteorological service offer real-time alerts to help you navigate these risks safely.
As climate patterns shift, communities and businesses are also looking for new ways to build resilience. From improved early warning systems to greener infrastructure, Vietnam's response could become a model for other nations tackling similar challenges in an era of extreme weather 🌍✨.
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Natural disasters cause nearly $3.9 billion in losses in Vietnam
cgtn.com
