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Typhoon Yagi

UNICEF Viet Nam Humanitarian Situation Report No. 02 (Typhoon Yagi), 12 September 2024
Flooding postpones temporary bridge construction after collapse in northern Vietnam
Flash flood buries entire village in Lao Cai, 15 dead, over 100 missing
At least 10 missing as vehicles fall into river after bridge collapse in Vietnam: policeman
Landslide kills 6, buries 15, injures 9 in Vietnam's Sa Pa
Tourism disrupted after deadly typhoon Yagi
Typhoon Yagi tragedy: Over 50 students and teachers dead in Vietnam
Man loses 10 family members, keeps searching for missing son in wake of Yagi in Vietnam
Typhoon Yagi inflicts severe damage on over 4,000 road sites in Vietnam

Typhoon Yagi

In Vietnam, pregnant woman walks 40km in 14 hours to hospital to give birth
Foreign partners commit aid, providing relief to people affected by Typhoon Yagi
WHO provides one million water purification tablets to flood victims in Vietnam
Ha Giang: Rain-triggered floods kill one, cause damage worth 15.6 billion VND
Ha Giang to repair 21 bridges on National Highway 279 in 2024
Senior Lieutenant General Trinh Van Quyet inspects disaster prevention and relief in Ha Giang
Top leader attends launch of support campaign for Typhoon Yagi victims
Landslide After Typhoon: Tragedy Struck The Peaceful Village In Vietnam

Typhoon Yagi

Flood-struck Vietnam flags concern about water from Chinese dams
Vietnam's Typhoon Yagi death toll passes 250, scores still missing

Minors' Project Areas in Viet Nam

Life as ore scavengers for ethnic minority children in Northern Viet Nam
Principal suspended after poor meals allegations
PM requests ensuring conditions for children
50 kg bomb from Indochina War found in northern school
Shower breaks help students survive intense heat
Mountainous school repurposes warehouse, office as classrooms
Threats loom as landslides ravage Ha Giang roads
Mountainous areas in Vietnam struggle with degrading school toilets
Dozens of Bac Kan students hospitalised due to food poisoning
Ha Giang landslide buries mini bus, kills nine
Upstream flood watchers
Applying technology in Women's Union activities

Highlands / Ethnic Minorities

Prolonged heavy rain kills 3, causes damage in Vietnam’s northern provinces
400 foreign tourists evacuated as rains flood northern mountains
Policeman rescues family from raging stream amid northern Vietnam flash floods
Traditional corn flour food of Ha Giang's Mong people
Traversing Ha Giang Loop
Ha Giang’s Xin Man District, a beautiful land in Fatherland’s northern border
Determined to complete land clearance for Tuyen Quang - Ha Giang Expressway project
Clothing of the Black Mong
Earthen houses of the Mong ethnic minority
Bumper tea season in Suoi Giang commune
Transport Ministry considers upgrade of National Highways No.34 and No.280 through Ha Giang
Developing tourism helps ethnic people in Dong Van Karst Plateau escape poverty
Under nature's blanket: Ha Giang's moss-roofed homes
Gender equality promoted in ethnic minority mountain regions
Boarding school serves as second home for Hoa Binh province’s ethnic children
Lawmakers highlight importance of education, training in ethnic minority-inhabited areas
Tile roofs, earthen houses - parts of the soul of the Karst Plateau
Vietnam: Return to Banana Market Garden - Part 2

Hmong, Mong and HMong in the U.S.

Sheboygan students launch Hmong Women For Hmong Women group, aim to foster multigenerational understanding
Wisconsin governor signs law mandating Hmong American & Asian American History in public schools
The teaching of Hmong and Asian American histories to be required in Wisconsin under a new law
Hmong American Immersion School planned for Appleton Area School District
New funding provides a new opportunity for the Hmong population in the Appleton area, with plans for a new immersion school
Appleton to introduce Hmong American Immersion School by 2025
Madison College students embrace community and learning in new Hmong American studies class
Asian American Pacific Islander Coalition of WI
FUSD students learn about Hmong and Khmer language and culture in Summer Academy class
Hmong is a ‘dying’ language – but it’s being preserved at this Fresno school
SAAFF 2024 The Harvest explores a Hmong familys tension between tradition, modernity
Michigan county commissioner responds to
How Hmong women in Wisconsin are tackling domestic violence in their communities
Hmong students revive forgotten textile art of ‘Paj Ntaub’ during Fresno Unified summer camp
Somali Translation
Outright insulting Minnesota agency comes under fire for poor Hmong translation
Hmong families find their ‘Little House on the Prairie’ in Walnut Grove, Minn.
Hmong stories told through textiles
Push for diverse characters
Memoirs Are Powerful Currency for This Hmong American Writer Kao KaLia
Southern Baptist Hmong churches impact Hmong International Freedom Festival
Pao Houa Her’s Photographs Reframe the Homeland Illusion
Pao Houa Her: And Other Illusions
The Modern Window: Pao Houa Her
Hmong apply traditional art form to modern life
Review A Hmong America's Intimate memoir of war and displacement
Hmong-based Vinai restaurant serves as “love letter” to parents and history
Yia Vang’s dream restaurant Vinai is finally a reality
Cheng: At Vinai, chef Yia Vang rewrites the Hmong American playbook
Groundbreaking Hmong TV news anchor returns to the Twin Cities
Her family fled Laos carrying seeds and plants. A new Hmong garden at the arboretum features the same kind of healing herbs.
A historic figure in Minnesota’: Kao Ly Ilean Her, a Hmong pioneer in education, law, and culture
St Paul school district halts enrollment slide
Faced with staff vacancies
Envision plan proves a turning point
One thing at a time
St. Paul district renames two schools as Txuj Ci HMong Language and Culture
A 20 year process, Txuj Ci, SPPS
Preserving the language, SPPS
Minnesota teachers are taking initiative and writing a different kind of kid
15 Hmong language teachers become first to get accredited, Karen and Somali language next
From Laos to Legos: Vadnais Heights man uses toy bricks to share Hmong culture

Viet Nam National / International

State-owned enterprises asked to be pioneers in innovation, int’l integration
Exclusive-Vietnam forfeits billions of dollars in foreign aid amid anti-graft freeze, document says
Rights group accuses Vietnam misleading US on human trafficking
New General Secretary outlines vision for a strong Party and a prosperous, democratic Việt Nam
U.S. keeps Vietnam as non-market economy, despite efforts to woo Hanoi
Vietnam's head of state leaves under a cloud int'l
Vietnam to host Putin in nod to old ties, risking ire of West
Vietnamese leader Nguyen Phu Trong dies at 80
Vietnam Communist Party chief Nguyen Phu Trong, the country’s most powerful leader, dies at age 80
U.S.-backed Vietnam university condemns rumors it foments 'color revolution'

History

The Battle of Dien Bien Phu and the French Colonial Legacy in Vietnam
Remains of martyrs repatriated from Laos reburied in Dien Bien
August 7, 1964 the Vietnam War Began
Willheim’s Secret War exhibit at Fresno Art Museum and his book War of Whispers
U.S. involvement in Vietnam solidified by Tonkin Gulf Resolution
US activist Merle Ratner to rest in peace in Việt Nam

Culture Notes

For phở's sake: eateries must unite to ensure quality
2024 early birds line up before dawn for coffee, milk tea Hanoi
Car driver arrested for forcing another to kneel over traffic dispute
American tourist rescued after falling into pit in Phu Tho
Tourist's dangerous stunt on Hanoi train tracks sparks outcry
Hanoi youths use traffic cameras for social media photos
Hidden cameras in Vietnam: Secrets come to light
Vietnamese town queries need for $3.5M monument
Vietnam’s Cultural Tourism Boom: A Youth-Driven Renaissance
Why Vietnam is losing out in tourism development ranking
Foreign tourists walking Hanoi streets in bikinis unacceptable: reader
Weirdest Vietnamese places through the eyes of a foreigner
Readers debate foreigners walking bikinis in Hanoi Old Quarter
A return to Vietnam, 50 years after the war
The controversial art festival deep in the jungle

Corruption and Negative Phenomena

Vietnam drastically stamps out corruption, negative phenomena: official
Vietnam's corruption fight to serve socio-economic development: Party leader
Vietnam's corruption fight to be 'relentless': Party leader To Lam
Vietnam appoints 3 new deputy prime ministers
Vietnam's Anti-Graft Campaign Sparks Political Turmoil and Economic Challenges
'No stone unturned': Vietnam's new party boss extends his anti-corruption campaign
Nguyen Phu Trong, who led Vietnam’s outreach and crackdowns, dies at 80
Vietnam’s president confirmed as new Communist Party chief in wake of predecessor’s death
Vietnam probes 32 wind and solar projects amid 'blazing furnace' anti-corruption drive
Vietnam Ousts Deputy PM in ‘Blazing Furnace’ Anti-Graft Campaign
Vietnam Party Chief Lam Relinquishes Presidency Amid Shuffle
Former Education Publisher chairman arrested over $1 million bribe allegations

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