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Description
Following landfall on 5 July 2026, Typhoon No. 1 (Maysak) weakened into a tropical depression but continues to bring strong winds, heavy rainfall and localised flooding across northeastern Viet Nam, particularly in Quảng Ninh Province. Authorities remain on high alert for secondary hazards, including flash floods and landslides, as heavy rainfall is expected to continue.
The strong winds caused significant damage across Móng Cái 1, Móng Cái 2 and Móng Cái 3 wards. Numerous trees were uprooted, while corrugated metal roofs were blown off buildings, scattering debris across roads and disrupting transport. Along Hòa Bình Boulevard and around Móng Cái International Border Gate, roofing materials from nearby buildings were blown into surrounding areas. Rising water levels in the Ka Long River also caused floodwaters carrying mud and sediment to overflow onto the riverside pedestrian walkway.
As of 5 July 2026, no widespread casualties have been officially reported. In Quảng Ninh Province, all three crew members of a fishing vessel that sank off Mũi Ngọc were successfully rescued by local authorities. Móng Cái City experienced disruptions to transport and electricity due to fallen trees, damaged roofs and billboards, while rough sea conditions continued to affect fishing and maritime activities. Authorities continue to monitor communities in flood- and landslide-prone areas and advise residents to remain vigilant until weather conditions improve.
Request For Assistance
Government Requests International Assistance: No
NS Requests International Assistance: No
Information Bulletin Published
No
Actions taken by National Society
General
Damage/Needs assessment
Other
Summary
VNRC continues to closely monitor the impacts of Typhoon No. 1 through its disaster management system at national and provincial levels. Provincial Red Cross chapters, particularly in Quảng Ninh Province, are coordinating closely with local authorities to monitor the situation and conduct rapid damage and needs assessments. Red Cross volunteers have been mobilised to disseminate early warning messages, support affected communities where required, and provide field information to inform ongoing assessments and response planning.
Actions taken by Federation
Summary
IFRC continues to closely monitor the evolving situation in coordination with VNRC and remains ready to provide technical and operational support, if required.
Actions taken by others
Provincial authorities in Quảng Ninh have deployed emergency response teams to clear roads, restore essential services and conduct rapid damage assessments following the storm. Local leaders carried out field inspections in Móng Cái and directed recovery operations, prioritising the restoration of transport, electricity, communications and support to affected households. Search and rescue teams successfully rescued all three fishermen from the vessel that sank near Mũi Ngọc. National and provincial authorities continue implementing the “four-on-the-spot” disaster response principle while monitoring ongoing risks of heavy rainfall, flash floods, landslides and localised flooding.