Emergencies

Handling incidents and key contacts.

Island ferries suspended due to storms or rough seas: what should you do first?

Ferries to Co To, Quan Lan, and Minh Chau may be suspended when weather conditions are unsafe. Here is step-by-step guidance, from verifying information, lodging, and connecting tickets to situations requiring emergency calls.

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An incident on a Ha Long boat or cruise: What should you do in the first 5 minutes?

In the event of a collision, fire, person overboard, or medical emergency in Ha Long Bay, responding correctly in the first few minutes is crucial. This guide is for passengers and does not replace crew procedures.

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Rip currents: if you are being pulled out to sea, do not try to swim straight to shore

Rip currents can pull even strong swimmers away from shore. Learn how to reduce the risk, what to do if caught, and why authorized beaches in Quang Ninh must be prioritized.

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Severe seasickness on boats to Co To or Ha Long Bay: How to handle it?

Dizziness, nausea, and frequent vomiting can make a boat trip in Quang Ninh exhausting. Here is a guide to safe seasickness prevention and signs that indicate the problem has gone beyond ordinary motion sickness.

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Hot summers in Quang Ninh, cold winters in Binh Lieu: recognizing heat stroke and hypothermia

A trip to Quang Ninh can involve scorching heat at sea and damp cold in the highlands. Distinguish between heat exhaustion, heat stroke, and hypothermia to respond correctly rather than applying a single first-aid approach to every situation.

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Fog, slips, and falls in Binh Lieu or Yen Tu: when should you not help an injured person walk onward?

Mountain trails, stone steps, rain, and fog can turn a slip into a serious injury. Here is a guide to telling when someone can rest in place versus signs that you should not move the victim yourself.

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Stung by a jellyfish while swimming in Quang Ninh: What to do and what not to do?

A jellyfish sting may only cause localized burning pain, but in some cases it can cause systemic reactions. Prudent first-aid guidelines advise avoiding tips such as rubbing, urine, or arbitrarily applying vinegar to all types of jellyfish.

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Seafood allergy or seafood poisoning: which signs require going to the hospital immediately?

A stomach ache after eating seafood and a seafood allergy are not the same thing. Recognize hives, throat swelling, difficulty breathing, dehydration, and signs of severe food poisoning to take appropriate action.

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Losing a phone, citizen ID card, or passport while in Quang Ninh: in what order should you handle it?

Losing a phone or passport can affect your money, tickets, and ability to continue your journey. A guide on the order to lock accounts, file reports, contact diplomatic missions, and handle bookings.