Floods are one of the most common natural disasters in Viet Nam, particularly in the central and northern regions. They usually occur during the rainy season, from July to November, caused by heavy rainfall and tropical storms. When river levels rise rapidly, large areas of land become submerged, leading to severe consequences. Floods destroy crops, damage infrastructure, and force many families to evacuate their homes. To minimize the impact, the government and local people focus on building dykes and improving early warning systems. Preparedness and community support are essential to staying safe during these disasters