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When the fog sets in, the pine hills disappear from Da Lat.
Amidst the bustling mountain town, the elderly residents of Da Lat still cling to the memories of a city shrouded in mist, now only a source of endless regret.
Dreamy Da Lat has now become a city of concrete and glass buildings.
Once dubbed the "muse" of the Lam Vien plateau, Da Lat today is nothing but dense concrete and stark white glass buildings swallowing up every last breath of air.
A 3-meter-high embankment collapsed onto an alley in Da Lat.
A retaining wall, approximately 3 meters high, in Da Lat suddenly collapsed, burying a road used by local residents.
Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha: Drones should be used to survey areas at risk of landslides and flash floods after the storm.
Deputy Prime Minister Tran Hong Ha suggested that forces equipped with drones should fly over certain hydropower areas and rivers to survey locations at risk of landslides and flash floods after the storm.
Flash floods and landslides in China kill 13 and leave 30 missing.
The death toll from flash floods and landslides in Gansu province, northwestern China, has risen to 13, with 30 others still missing.
The Vietnam Fatherland Front has allocated 131 billion VND to support three provinces in overcoming the consequences of floods and heavy rains.
The Standing Committee of the Central Committee of the Vietnam Fatherland Front directed the Central Relief Campaign Committee to provide 131 billion VND to Nghe An, Dien Bien, and Son La provinces to overcome the consequences of floods and heavy rains.
Devastating flash floods in Dien Bien: Bodies of two brothers buried under debris found.
After hours of searching through mud and debris left behind by flash floods, authorities found the bodies of two brothers buried in Hang Pu Xi village, Dien Bien province.
Tomorrow, many areas in Northern Vietnam will experience hot and sunny weather, while mountainous and hilly regions will have thunderstorms in the late afternoon and evening.
Weather forecast for July 31st: Hot weather will persist in many areas of Northern Vietnam, with scattered showers and thunderstorms, and locally heavy rain, expected in mountainous and hilly regions in the late afternoon and evening.
Typhoon No. 3 weakens into a tropical depression, several provinces at risk of flash floods and landslides.
On the evening of July 22nd, Typhoon Wipha (Typhoon No. 3) weakened into a tropical depression, bringing torrential rain to a series of provinces in Northern and North Central Vietnam, with a high risk of flash floods and landslides in many areas.
Landslide buries two houses in Lao Cai, killing a mother and her child.
Approximately 2.000 cubic meters of soil and rocks collapsed, completely burying two houses in Xuan Ai commune (Lao Cai province), killing two people and injuring three others.
Widespread heavy rains have caused flash floods and localized flooding in Lao Cai.
During the night of July 11th and the early morning of July 12th, the entire province of Lao Cai experienced widespread heavy rainfall, resulting in flash floods and localized flooding in several areas.
Landslides have flooded National Highway 15D, paralyzing the road leading to the La Lay International Border Gate.
Landslides occurring during the expansion of a bend on National Highway 15D have blocked access to the La Lay International Border Gate (Quang Tri province). Authorities are currently working to resolve the situation.
Heavy rains caused a house to collapse in Yen Bai, killing one person.
In the early morning of June 26th, a landslide occurred in Dong Tam ward, Yen Bai city, causing a house to completely collapse and burying one person inside.
Typhoon No. 1 intensifies to level 11, putting a series of central provinces at risk of landslides.
Latest news on Typhoon No. 1 of 2025: Typhoon Wutip has intensified to level 11, with gusts up to level 14, causing heavy rain in the central and Central Highlands provinces, posing a high risk of flash floods and landslides.
Heavy rains from North to South, flash flood and landslide warnings issued in 15 provinces and cities.
This evening and tonight, thunderstorms are expected from North to South, with localized heavy to very heavy rain, posing a risk of flash floods and landslides in 15 provinces and cities in the coming hours.
Flash floods and devastating landslides cause heavy casualties and destruction in Bac Kan.
Heavy rains caused flash floods and landslides in Ba Be district (Bac Kan province), claiming the lives of 4 people, injuring 3, and destroying many houses and crops.
Bac Kan: Flash floods in Ba Be kill 2 people, 1 missing.
Heavy and prolonged rainfall from the evening of May 17th to the early morning of May 18th in Dong Phuc commune (Ba Be district, Bac Kan province) caused localized flash floods, resulting in two deaths and one person missing.
Heavy rainfall exceeding 150mm is forecast for Northern Vietnam, with warnings of flash floods and landslides in many areas.
From the evening of May 17th to the night of May 18th, some areas in Northern Vietnam and Thanh Hoa experienced very heavy rainfall with amounts exceeding 150mm, posing a risk of flash floods and landslides in many districts in the coming hours.
Landslide at hydropower construction site in Lai Chau: Latest information
Authorities in Lai Chau province have initially identified 5 people missing and 4 injured in a landslide at the Ta Pao Ho 1A hydroelectric dam construction site in Phong Tho district.
Houses clinging to riverbanks are at risk of being swallowed by the rising waters.
Houses clinging to cracked, precarious land, at risk of being swept away... this is the living situation of people on the banks of the Lach Tray River, who daily long for a resettlement area.
Northern Vietnam experiences rising temperatures; Kon Tum and Dak Nong provinces warned of landslides due to heavy rain and flooding.
Northern Vietnam will experience rising temperatures, with cool nights and mornings. Kon Tum and Dak Nong provinces should be prepared for flash floods and landslides due to heavy rain in the next 3-6 hours.
Quang Nam: Landslide on Ho Chi Minh Highway causes traffic congestion.
Heavy rains in recent days have caused serious landslides on the Ho Chi Minh Highway section passing through Quang Nam province, completely blocking traffic.
Landslides collapse houses in mountainous Thua Thien Hue province, injuring two people.
A landslide buried part of a house with eight family members in the mountainous district of A Lưới (Thừa Thiên - Huế province), injuring two people and preventing the removal of belongings.
Heavy rains caused landslides, collapsing a newly built school in Quang Nam.
Prolonged heavy rain caused soil and rocks from the embankment behind the Răng Chuỗi school to slide down, causing the wall to collapse.
Working through the night to fix landslides on the La Son-Hoa Lien expressway.
Authorities mobilized personnel and equipment throughout the night to address landslides on the La Son-Hoa Lien expressway caused by Typhoon Trami.
Lo sạt lở, người dân dưới chân núi Cấm tại Bình Định ôm đồ đi ở nhờ
Gần 3 năm sau vụ sạt lở, 64 hộ dân dưới chân núi Cấm (thôn Chánh Thắng, xã Cát Thành, huyện Phù Cát) vẫn phải ôm mền chiếu đi ngủ nhờ mỗi khi trời mưa kéo dài.
A close-up view of a drainage ditch resembling a gaping crack in Lam Dong province is causing anxiety among residents.
The People's Committee of Bao Lam district (Lam Dong province) has released official information regarding the appearance of a crack extending for 100 meters on a hill in Loc Tan commune.
Living breathlessly at the foot of a cracked mountain, with landslides looming ever-present.
Over the years, whenever there is heavy rain, dozens of households in Hoa Bac commune (Hoa Vang district, Da Nang) anxiously stay awake all night, on guard to be ready to escape in time when landslides occur.
A hillside cracks open, threatening homes; Quang Nam province declares a state of emergency.
A 125-meter-long crack has appeared on the hilltop of village 56B (Dak Pre commune, Nam Giang district), threatening residential houses. The Quang Nam Provincial People's Committee has decided to declare a state of emergency.
No medical fees will be charged to victims of the landslide in Ha Giang.
The leaders of the Ha Giang Department of Health instructed all units not to charge hospital fees to victims of the landslide in Bac Quang district and to focus their efforts on treating the patients.
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