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Highland communes across Gia Lai have surged with activity since mid-November as ripening coffee cherries draw hundreds of seasonal laborers, many from ethnic minority groups, into the mountains to work as hired pickers.

Quy Nhon University has partnered with U.S.-based TORmem and the Leap AI system to deliver a two-month practical artificial intelligence (AI) training program for nearly 100 students and young engineers across Central Vietnam.

Kiên Long village in Bình An commune, Gia Lai province, has regained its radiance after weeks of storms and flooding left widespread damage across its chrysanthemum fields.

Community groups, charities and local teachers are expanding support for disadvantaged students in remote communes of the former Krong Pa district, providing school supplies, clean water facilities and free meals as the 2025–2026 academic year begins.

The Youth Union of Ia Dreh Commune in Vietnam’s Gia Lai Province, together with local philanthropists, has distributed two tons of rice and hundreds of aid packages to residents affected by recent floods, local officials said on November 22.

Health authorities in western provinces have increased outreach to disadvantaged communes to raise awareness of maternal and child healthcare, helping improve understanding of safe motherhood among women of reproductive age.

A free home appliance repair program has been launched to support flood-affected households in Gia Lai province, offering timely relief as residents work to rebuild their lives after severe flooding.

Teachers at Le Van Tam Semi-Boarding Primary School for Ethnic Minorities in Krong commune, Gia Lai province, are overcoming difficult travel conditions and limited resources to keep children in mountainous areas engaged in education.

Educational infrastructure in Binh Khe Commune remains a major obstacle to sustainable poverty reduction, despite progress in multidimensional poverty alleviation.

Nine orphaned students in Vietnam have donated more than 9 million VND (about USD 360) to support residents affected by recent flooding in Gia Lai Province.

The Central Committee of the Vietnam Fatherland Front on October 17 kicked off the 2025 month for the poor, running through November 18 under the theme “Leave no one behind”.

A provincial reproductive health education campaign is helping Vietnamese students better understand puberty, sexuality, and healthy relationships, according to the provincial Population Sub-Department.

Fishermen in coastal communities in eastern districts returned to sea within days of Typhoon No. 13 passing, racing to restore lost income as weather conditions stabilized.

Gia Lai Province has mobilized emergency relief after severe flooding inundated multiple communes and wards in the eastern region, damaging homes, isolating communities, and disrupting infrastructure including transport, schools, and medical facilities.

The Nam Gia Lai Branch of the Bank for Investment and Development of Vietnam (BIDV) on November 22 donated a medical kiosk to Cao Nguyen Eye Hospital in Hoi Phu Ward, supporting the hospital’s digital transformation efforts.

In Tươl Ktu village (Đak Đoa commune), when locals mention the doctor couple Nay Blum and H’Nơn, they speak of them as if recounting a fairy tale. To the people here, this doctor couple is a gift from Yang to the village of Tươl Ktu.

In recent days, vibrant activities honoring teachers have been taking place across Gia Lai province in celebration of the 43rd anniversary of Vietnamese Teachers’ Day (November 20). Each event reflects deep affection and gratitude for the “noblest of professions”.

Mass evacuations and emergency food deliveries are under way in the flood-hit Chợ Dinh area of Quy Nhơn, where heavy rains following Storm No. 13 have left many households isolated for days.

Hoang Anh Gia Lai Joint Stock Company has donated 1 billion VND (approximately USD 40,000) to help residents in Gia Lai Province recover from the severe damage caused by Storm No. 13 (Kalmaegi).

The Gia Lai provincial Youth Union, together with Muc Tim Magazine - Tuoi Tre Newspaper and Binh Dien Fertilizer Joint Stock Company, awarded 70 scholarships on November 16 to support students facing poverty, family hardship and the aftermath of Typhoon No. 13.

More than 1,200 disadvantaged residents in Gia Lai Province have received donated health insurance cards this week, as local authorities and businesses intensified efforts to expand healthcare access and ease medical costs for vulnerable communities.

Youth volunteers in Vietnam’s Gia Lai province have delivered extensive aid to areas heavily damaged by Storm No. 13, repairing homes, restoring electricity and distributing relief packages to help residents recover.

(GLO) – Despite having children and grandchildren, many farmers in the province still make use of their evenings to attend classes. Alongside their notebooks and pens, they bring wrenches, screwdrivers, rice plants, and vegetables to class for hands-on practice.

Large parts of the province remain without electricity after Storm No. 13, with fallen trees blocking roads and emergency teams working around the clock to repair damage.