UAE Embassy in Hanoi Urges Citizens to Exercise Caution as Typhoon Saudel Nears Vietnam
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- The UAE Embassy in Hanoi urged Emirati citizens to follow Vietnamese safety instructions as Typhoon Saudel approached northern Vietnam.
- The embassy warned of possible heavy rainfall and flooding, and told citizens to avoid dangerous areas and follow evacuation advisories.
- Emiratis needing help can contact emergency services at +971 800 24 or +971 800 44444, while the embassy encouraged registration with the Tawajudi service.
The UAE Embassy in Hanoi has urged Emirati citizens in Vietnam to stay alert as Typhoon Saudel moves toward the country’s northern areas, where it could bring heavy rain and flooding.
In a warning posted on its official social media account, the embassy told UAE nationals to follow safety instructions and precautionary measures issued by Vietnamese authorities. It also asked them to monitor official updates on the typhoon.
Citizens were advised to take necessary precautions, avoid potentially dangerous areas and comply with any instructions or evacuation advisories from local authorities. The embassy specifically warned about heavy rain, flooding and other weather-related hazards.
Emiratis who need assistance during the emergency can contact designated emergency services at +971 800 24 or +971 800 44444. The embassy also encouraged citizens to register with the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ Tawajudi service, which helps authorities send alerts, updates and assistance to UAE nationals abroad.
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