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Vietnam Flooding Claims 90 Lives, Causes $343M in Damage

11/23/2025

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Severe flooding in Vietnam has killed 90 people and left 12 missing, with Dak Lak province among the hardest hit.
The government estimates $343 million in economic losses across five provinces as rescue operations continue and helicopters deliver aid to isolated communities.
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has allocated $35.1 million for rebuilding efforts, while infrastructure damage includes blocked highways and power outages affecting 129,000 customers as heavy rains persist.

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Severe flooding in Vietnam has killed 90 people and left 12 missing, with Dak Lak province among the hardest hit.
The government estimates $343 million in economic losses across five provinces as rescue operations continue and helicopters deliver aid to isolated communities.
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has allocated $35.1 million for rebuilding efforts, while infrastructure damage includes blocked highways and power outages affecting 129,000 customers as heavy rains persist.