Hydro-meteorological activities crucial for disaster risk reduction

23 March 2018
Vietnamplus
Disaster preparedness and emergency response policy and administration
Hydro-meteorological / risk reduction / water shortage

The significant role of the hydro-meteorological sector in eliminating natural disasters was spotlighted at a ceremony held in Hanoi on March 22 in response to World Meteorological Day and World Water Day.

[…]As Vietnam is on the list of the nations that are facing a water shortage with an average of 3,600 cubic metres of clean water per person per year, 400 cubic metres lower than the global level, MoNRE Deputy Minister Vo Tuan Nhan said that the ministry should pay more attention to media work on water resource and meteorological activities.

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 VNA Reporter

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