The PM instructed Secretaries of Party Committees and Chairpersons of the People’s Committees of Ha Tinh, Quang Tri, Hue, Da Nang, Quang Ngai, Gia Lai, and Dak Lak to review and accurately assess the need for food, shelter, and essential goods, and to provide timely assistance to affected households, particularly those whose homes were destroyed or severely damaged, policy-beneficiary families, and those facing hunger or hardship.
Local authorities were requested to finalise lists of affected households and implement State support policies before November 14, while also mobilising additional aid from the Viet Nam Fatherland Front, enterprises, philanthropists, and social organisations to help rebuild homes so residents can welcome the New Year and Lunar New Year in stability.
The PM also directed localities to identify their needs for crop and livestock varieties and other essential materials for agricultural recovery, and to report to the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment (MAE) prior to November 15 for prompt coordination and support.
Priority should be given to restoring key infrastructure, including schools, medical stations, hospitals, and utilities. This will ensure the quick resumption of education and healthcare services. Repairs to electricity, water, telecommunications, roads, irrigation systems, and dykes must also be carried out immediately.
MAE was assigned to lead recovery efforts, coordinate material support, and report results by November 14. The Ministry of Finance was tasked with deploying financial aid and expediting insurance payments. The State Bank of Viet Nam would prepare preferential credit packages for affected individuals and businesses.
Meanwhile, the Ministries of National Defence and Public Security were instructed to continue mobilising military, police, and other forces to assist localities in overcoming the aftermath of storms and floods.
