Ministry of Foreign Affairs calls on Vietnamese Myanmar to dial 2 hotlines in urgent situations

Regarding the recent developments in Myanmar, the Vietnam Ministry of Foreign Affairs has tasked the Vietnamese Embassy in Myanmar to closely monitor the situation, stay in touch with local authorities, and regularly update and take measures to protect citizens when necessary.
Jasmine Le
February 04, 2021 | 18:55
myanmar fear and anger spreads through the country military coup seizes control Myanmar: Fear and anger spreads through the country, military coup seizes control
vietnam expects myanmar to soon stabilize situation vietnamese spokeswoman Vietnam expects Myanmar to soon stabilize situation, Vietnamese Spokeswoman
vietnam news today january 4 vietnam congratulates myanmar on independence day Vietnam news today (January 4): Vietnam congratulates Myanmar on Independence Day
One man reading newspaper at a newsstand in yangon, myanmar on february 2 (photo: ap)
One man reading newspaper at a newsstand in Yangon, Myanmar on February 2 (Photo: AP)

The Vietnamese Embassy in Myanmar has proactively contacted Vietnamese communities in Myanmar to remind overseas nationals and Vietnamese enterprises of ensuring normal operations, restricting on leaving their living areas, avoiding crowded places, paying attention to security and safety, especially in the coming Lunar New Year occasion.

If any Vietnamese nationals in Myanmar need support or know someone is in urgent situations, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs calls on people to contact the Vietnam Embassy Citizen Protection hotline at (+95) 96.6088.8998; or by email address: [email protected] or Public Protection Call Center of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs: (+84) 981.848.484.

Le Thi Thu Hang, spokesperson of the Foreign Affairs Ministry on February 1 said Vietnam was keeping a close eye on the situation in Myanmar. She expressed her hope that Myanmar would soon stabilize for further building and development.

“As a neighboring country in the region and also a member of ASEAN, Vietnam is very caring for the ongoing situation in Myanmar. Vietnam wishes that Myanmar would soon stabilize to build and develop the country, and for the regional peace, stability, cooperation and further contribute to the development of ASEAN community ”, the spokesperson was quoted by Thoi Dai as saying.

vietnam sent another batch of 35000 face masks to myanmar Vietnam sent another batch of 35,000 face masks to Myanmar

A batch of 35,000 face masks has been shipped from Vietnam to Myanmar to assist the country amidst straining COVID-19 situation.
pm affirms solidarity cooperation at 10th cambodia laos myanmar and vietnam summit clmv PM affirms solidarity, cooperation at 10th Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar and Vietnam Summit (CLMV)

Only solidarity and cooperation would help Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, and Vietnam (CLMV) overcome difficulties and build a CLMV region of dynamism, prosperity and sustainable development, ...
pm calls on clmv to strengthen policy connectivity PM calls on CLMV to strengthen policy connectivity

Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc on December 9 suggested Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar and Vietnam (CLMV) strengthen policy connectivity to effectively support ASEAN’s regional integration process.
Jasmine Le
Chia sẻ
 Email
Tags:
Vietnamese Myanmar overseas Vietnamese

Related Stories

AI Accompanies Overseas Vietnamese Children in Nurturing Their Love for Vietnamese Language Overseas Vietnamese

AI Accompanies Overseas Vietnamese Children in Nurturing Their Love for Vietnamese Language

From the online classes of the Yeu Tieng Viet (Love Vietnamese) School in Australia, artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming a “companion” that helps hundreds of overseas Vietnamese students explore the beauty of their mother tongue in a more lively and creative way. Thanks to AI, every lesson, every story, and every picture has become a journey that connects the children more closely with their homeland.
November 03, 2025 | 16:07
Learning Vietnamese: First and Most Important Communication Environment Is Family Overseas Vietnamese

Learning Vietnamese: First and Most Important Communication Environment Is Family

These are the insights shared by Prof. Dr. Nguyen Minh Thuyet, Chief Editor of the 2018 General Education Curriculum, aimed at enhancing the effectiveness of teaching Vietnamese to children of overseas Vietnamese communities.
November 03, 2025 | 14:18

Recommended

Vietnamese Football Tournament in Japan Raises Funds for Central Vietnam Overseas Vietnamese

Vietnamese Football Tournament in Japan Raises Funds for Central Vietnam

The national football championship for the Vietnamese community living, studying, and working across Japan will take place on November 9, 2025, at the Redsland Sports Complex in Saitama City, Japan.
November 07, 2025 | 09:53
From Chartres (France), Teaching Children to Speak Their Mother Tongue Overseas Vietnamese

From Chartres (France), Teaching Children to Speak Their Mother Tongue

In the ancient city of Chartres, just over an hour’s drive from Paris, Hoang Thi Nhi, a woman from Quang Tri Province, Vietnam, faithfully teaches her two children to speak Vietnamese, read Vietnamese books, and sing Vietnamese children’s songs. Nhi shared that preserving the Vietnamese language for her children is not a “task,” but a small daily joy. “As long as Vietnamese is spoken in our home, I feel that my homeland is still very close.”
November 05, 2025 | 10:59
Vietnam Day Opens up New Cooperation Chapter for Vietnamese, Korean Localities Overseas Vietnamese

Vietnam Day Opens up New Cooperation Chapter for Vietnamese, Korean Localities

President Cuong, who is in the RoK to attend the APEC Economic Leaders' Week, highlighted the deep cultural affinity and shared values between the two nations as vital elements fostering stronger strategic ties.
November 01, 2025 | 09:16
Preserving Vietnamese Language through Music and Cuisine Overseas Vietnamese

Preserving Vietnamese Language through Music and Cuisine

Teaching tones through traditional instruments, speaking Vietnamese while cooking familiar dishes, the mother tongue is being preserved and spread abroad through the most intimate, everyday activities. With creativity, emotion, and affection, Vietnamese continues to grow alongside younger generations across the world.
October 31, 2025 | 10:55

Popular articles

Dr. Nguyen Thi Thanh Ha: Two Decades of Nurturing Vietnamese Language in Taiwan (China) Overseas Vietnamese

Dr. Nguyen Thi Thanh Ha: Two Decades of Nurturing Vietnamese Language in Taiwan (China)

Amid the modern rhythm of life in Taiwan (China), every morning, residents of a small alley in Tainan City have grown familiar with the sight of a woman carrying a one-of-a-kind handmade bag filled with teaching materials as she heads to class to teach Vietnamese. She is Dr. Nguyen Thi Thanh Ha, born in 1980 in Gia Lam District, Hanoi - a woman who has devoted two decades to sowing the seeds of language and nurturing the love for Vietnamese on foreign soil.
October 30, 2025 | 15:40
Nurturing Vietnamese in the RoK Overseas Vietnamese

Nurturing Vietnamese in the RoK

At the land of kimchi, in Gyeongsangnam province, a Vietnamese language class has been maintained regularly. It is taught by Nguyen Thi Thanh Dung (35 years old, from Da Nang) - a Vietnamese woman married to a Korean man. For her, teaching Vietnamese is not only about passing on a language, but also about preserving the memories, culture, and love for the homeland in the hearts of Vietnamese-origin children.
October 29, 2025 | 14:17
Vietnamese Community in Czech Republic Supports Typhoon Victims Overseas Vietnamese

Vietnamese Community in Czech Republic Supports Typhoon Victims

The Union of Vietnamese Association in the Czech Republic presented 5.4 billion VND to representatives of the Central Committee of the Vietnam Fatherland Front on October 22 in Prague - the capital of Czech Republic.
October 29, 2025 | 10:49
“Vietnamese Class” in Small House in Yamagata Overseas Vietnamese

“Vietnamese Class” in Small House in Yamagata

In Yamagata Prefecture, northern Japan, Pham Thi Huyen Trang continues to maintain a special class consisting of only three people: a mother and her two small children. Every day, she teaches her children to speak and write Vietnamese and tells them stories about their homeland. For her, it is not only about teaching and learning a language, but also about “planting seeds” of a Vietnamese origin in the souls of the young.
October 29, 2025 | 08:48
Read more