Vietnam responds to other countries advising their citizens to stock up on emergency supplies

VNExpress - Nov 6, 2026

Vietnam will consider measures suited to its circumstances after several countries advised residents to stock up on enough essential supplies to sustain themselves for several days during emergencies.

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