Vietnamese Embassy in Israel temporarily stops accepting registrations for citizen evacuation

The security situation in Israel has gradually stabilized. The Vietnamese Embassy has stopped accepting applications for the evacuation of citizens, continues to protect special cases, and encourages the Vietnamese community to adapt to new conditions.

People play sports on the beach in Tel Aviv, Israel on June 24, after the Israel-Iran ceasefire agreement officially took effect. (Photo: THX/TTXVN)

After a prolonged period of tension due to the conflict between Israel and Iran, a ceasefire brokered by US President Donald Trump officially took effect on the morning of June 24. The security and safety situation in Israel has gradually stabilized.

Based on the latest update from the Israel Home Front Command, all emergency instructions have been lifted, and from 18:00 on June 26 to 20:00 on June 30, a permanent defense policy continues to be maintained.

At Ben Gurion International Airport, domestic and international flights, as well as civil, social and educational activities have returned to normal, a sign that the security risk has now been temporarily controlled.

According to VNA correspondent in Tel Aviv, based on the actual situation, the Vietnamese Embassy in Israel has sent the following notice to the Vietnamese community in Israel:

1. Temporarily stop accepting registrations for mass evacuation of citizens. The Embassy will not organize additional centralized evacuation flights at this time.

2. Continue to maintain the citizen protection hotline and only support truly vulnerable cases, including seriously injured citizens and those in difficult circumstances who cannot manage their own lives.

3. We request that you strictly follow the instructions of local authorities, especially follow the regional security maps published by the Home Front Command at the website: https://www.oref.org.il .

4. Encourage the Vietnamese community in Israel to proactively adapt to the normalization phase, restore work, study and daily life when conditions permit.

In case of emergency, citizens can contact the officers in charge of citizen protection as follows:

- Mr. Tran Van Giooc, First Secretary. Phone +972-555025616, email: giooctv.mofa@gmail.com

- Ms. Nguyen Bich Thuy, First Secretary. Phone +972-50-878-3373, email: thuynb.mofa@gmail.com ./.

(Vietnam+)

Source: https://www.vietnamplus.vn/dai-su-quan-viet-nam-tai-israel-tam-dung-tiep-nhan-dang-ky-so-tan-cong-dan-post1046800.vnp