Vietnamese citizens in Israel remain safe amid severe conflict
Vietnamese citizens, including the Vietnamese community, officials on business trips and tourists to Israel, have remained safe amid the escalating conflict between Israel and Hamas militants that caused hundreds of casualties in recent days, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Hamas militants have fired nearly 3,000 rockets on Israel's territory. (Photo: AFP/VNA)
Tel Aviv (VNA) – Vietnamese citizens, including the Vietnamese community, officials on businesstrips and tourists to Israel, have remained safe amid the escalating conflictbetween Israel and Hamas militants that caused hundreds of casualties in recent days,according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The Vietnamese Embassy in Israel has carried out an array of measures toprotect the citizens, including posting announcements on the embassy’s officialsocial network page, giving security and safety instructions to, and providingcontact information for the citizens.
Besides, the embassy’s officials have beendeployed to maintain regular contact with the Vietnamese community, coordinate with the host country's relevant agencies and diplomatic corps to jointly carry out citizen protection measures, and build suitable citizen protection plans to ensure safety for the citizens.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs advises Vietnamesecitizens to temporarily avoid areas of conflict, keep a close watch on thesituation, take the initiative in implementing necessary security and safety measures, strictly followregulations of the local authorities, avoid gatherings and limit travel.
They should contact the Vietnamese Embassy in Israel for support via 972-50-818-6116,972-52-727-4248 and 972-50-994-0889, or call the citizen protection hotlineof the Consular Department at 84 981 84 84 84.
The security and safety situation in Israel is developing complicatedly after Hamas militants have fired nearly 3,000 rockets on Israel's territory, and made surprise attacks in border areas since early October 7./.
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Hamas militants have fired nearly 3,000 rockets on Israel's territory. (Photo: AFP/VNA) 
