Typhoon 1 Hai Phong storm response

Hai Phong Enacts Highest Emergency Response as Typhoon 1 Approaches

Indonesia-Vietnam 2026-07-03 Typhoon 1

Hai Phong has triggered its highest emergency response level, enforcing strict evacuations and coastal bans to mitigate risks ahead of Typhoon 1's landfall.

Emergency preparations and sea vessels securing safety protocols in Hai Phong.

Emergency preparations and sea vessels securing safety protocols in Hai Phong.

Mandatory Evacuations and Sea Bans Enforced to Protect Citizens

The Chairman of the Hai Phong People's Committee has ordered all municipal departments and local authorities to proactively execute worst-case scenarios. Local governance is focusing resources on securing vulnerable infrastructure, including dike systems, reservoirs, residential housing, and manufacturing facilities, ensuring that citizen safety remains the absolute priority.

Strict operational deadlines have been established, requiring all residents to vacate aquaculture cages, watchtowers, and marine vessels. This evacuation must be completed before midnight on July 3 for the Bach Long Vi special district, and before 12:00 PM on July 4 for all remaining coastal zones to prevent casualties from severe pre-storm lightning and gales.

The city's Civil Defense Command officially banned all cruise ships, fishing boats, and transport vessels from leaving shore starting at 4:00 PM on July 3. Maritime authorities emphasize that unauthorized activities in estuarine and offshore waters will be heavily penalized to guarantee that no tourists or crew members remain in high-risk zones.

The Hai Phong Border Guard Command continues to track and communicate with vessels still operating at sea, directing them into designated secure harbors. Concurrently, emergency rescue teams, specialized vehicles, and medical supplies have been strategically positioned across vulnerable districts to ensure rapid deployment during the storm.

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Hari Nurjanah

Senior Political Journalist - Indonesia-Vietnam

Senior journalist with experience covering political dynamics in Indonesia and the Southeast Asian region. Delivers in-depth analysis of public policy, bilateral relations, and national strategic issues.