Hanoi: Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has demanded the rapid finalisation of a draft Resolution outlining recovery measures for areas ravaged by recent storms and floods in central and Central Highlands regions. During a fundraising campaign in Hanoi on November 24 in support of communities hit by storms and floods, PM Chinh, joined by Government officials, the Cabinet’s Party Committee, advisory units and staff from the Government Office, observed a minute’s silence for victims of deadly floods before everyone pledged at least one day’s salary to relief efforts.

According to Vietnam News Agency, the Prime Minister emphasized the necessity for immediate and effective response strategies to aid communities affected by the severe weather conditions. The draft Resolution is expected to offer a comprehensive framework for recovery and rebuilding efforts, focusing on urgent needs and sustainable development in the impacted areas.

The recent storms and floods have caused significant damage to infrastructure and livelihoods across the central and Central Highlands regions. The government’s efforts, as outlined by PM Chinh, aim to provide swift assistance and ensure long-term resilience against future natural disasters. The fundraising campaign in Hanoi marks a collective commitment from government officials and related parties to support the recovery initiatives.

The Prime Minister’s call to action underscores the importance of solidarity and collective responsibility in addressing the challenges posed by natural calamities. The initiative also highlights the government’s dedication to mobilizing resources and fostering collaboration among various sectors to support affected communities in rebuilding their lives and resilience.