In recent years, Vietnam has experienced devastating natural disasters, particularly typhoons and floods. The country is prone to these calamities due to its long coastline and geographical location. Typhoons bring heavy rains, strong winds, and storm surges, causing widespread flooding and landslides. These disasters have resulted in significant loss of life, destruction of homes, and damage to infrastructure and agriculture. The impact on local communities is profound, with many people losing their livelihoods and facing displacement. The Vietnamese government and international aid organizations have been working to improve disaster preparedness and response to mitigate the impact of these natural disasters on the population.