On the afternoon of December 15^th, the Vietnam Railways Corporation (VNR) held a conference on disaster prevention, mitigation, and recovery; incident response and rescue in the railway sector.

The Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam (CAA) held a conference to summarize aviation safety work in 2025 and implement tasks for 2026 on December 11^th. The conference was chaired by the CAA Director General, Uong Viet Dung.

On the afternoon of December 11^th, according to information from the Vietnam Air Traffic Management Corporation (VATM), the unit has completed 100% of the preparations for the first technical flights at Long Thanh International Airport in mid-December 2025.

From December 19^th, 2025, together with the inauguration of the T2 Passenger Terminal Expansion Project, Noi Bai International Airport will gradually implement the “Smart Airport” model.

At the regular government press conference in November, held on the afternoon of December 6th, the Head of Office and spokesperson of the Ministry of Construction, Nguyen Tri Duc, stated that flood-resistant house designs has been researched, published, and widely applied.

On the afternoon of December 14^th, a serious landslide occurred on National Highway 6, in Mai Chau commune, Phu Tho province, completely cutting off this vital road and causing prolonged traffic congestion. The incident resulted in three people being buried.

The Youth Union of Da Nang International Airport has continued to implement the volunteer youth program "Guiding and assisting passengers with electronic authentication and biometric identification using VNeID for boarding procedures".

Vietnam Airlines Corporation and the People's Committee of Hung Yen province have just signed a Memorandum of Understanding on comprehensive cooperation for the period 2026 - 2030, opening up opportunities for tourism and aviation development and investment and trade promotion between the two sides.

On December 6^th, 2025, in Hanoi, the Ministry of Construction held a meeting of the Advisory Council for the evaluation and acceptance of the scientific and technological task titled “Research on assessing the effectiveness of greenhouse gas emission reduction and proposing solutions to respond to the increasing trend of extreme heat caused by climate change in urban green space systems,” carried out by Hanoi University of Civil Engineering. Deputy Director of the Department of Science, Technology, Environment and Construction Materials Nguyen Huu Tien - Chairman of the Council chaired the meeting.

The KAYO (a general cargo ship, 92m long, 16m wide, IMO number: 9577331, flag: St. Kitts & Nevis, call sign: V4BV6) was en route transporting clay from Lumut port, Malaysia to Hon Gai, Quang Ninh, Vietnam. The ship had a total of 15 crew members, including 13 Vietnamese, 1 Indian, and 1 Bangladeshi.