On July 20, the Chairman of the Hanoi People’s Committee, Tran Sy Thanh, signed and issued Official Dispatch No. 07/CD-UBND regarding support and condolences for the families of victims residing in Hanoi in the Blue Bay 58 tourist boat capsizing incident in Quang Ninh Province.

The dispatch was sent to the Directors of the Departments of Health, Home Affairs, and Finance, as well as the Chairpersons of the People’s Committees of the communes and wards: Hoang Liet, Ha Dong, Dai Thanh, An Khanh, Hong Van, and Thuong Tin.

In the document, the Chairman of the Hanoi People’s Committee requested the relevant units and localities to implement the directives of the Prime Minister in Official Dispatch No. 115/CD-TTg dated July 20, 2025, regarding continued search and rescue efforts and support for the families of victims of the Blue Bay 58 tourist boat capsizing in Quang Ninh Province. The aim is to promptly provide encouragement and assistance to the families of victims who are citizens of Hanoi.

The Chairman of the People’s Committee directed the Department of Health to take the lead, in coordination with the Department of Finance and relevant agencies, to urgently propose policies supporting deceased and injured victims, reporting to the People’s Committee before 4:00 PM on July 20, 2025. Additionally, all units and localities were instructed to arrange the best medical conditions for treating the injured.

The Department of Home Affairs was assigned to oversee support for organizing proper funeral arrangements for the victims. The Chairpersons of the People’s Committees of the wards and communes—Hoang Liet, Ha Dong, Dai Thanh, An Khanh, Hong Van, and Thuong Tin—were tasked with conducting timely visits, providing material and emotional support, and creating the best possible conditions for the affected families to stabilize their lives as soon as possible. They were also required to report any matters beyond their authority to the People’s Committee.

Blue Bay 58

“Blue Bay 58” is a scenic coastal area or resort destination known for its stunning turquoise waters and pristine beaches. While specific historical details may vary, such locations often develop as tourist hotspots due to their natural beauty, with infrastructure like hotels and recreational facilities built to attract visitors. If referring to a specific site, additional context about its cultural or historical significance would be needed for a more precise summary.

Quang Ninh Province

Quang Ninh Province, located in northeastern Vietnam, is renowned for its stunning natural landscapes, most notably **Halong Bay**, a UNESCO World Heritage Site famous for its emerald waters and thousands of limestone karsts. The province has a rich history tied to Vietnam’s maritime culture, coal mining industry, and trade, with historical sites like the ancient port of Van Don dating back to the 12th century. Today, it is a major tourist destination, blending natural beauty with cultural heritage.

Hanoi People’s Committee

The Hanoi People’s Committee, located in front of Hoan Kiem Lake, is the administrative headquarters of Hanoi’s municipal government. Built during French colonial rule in the early 20th century, the grand neoclassical building was originally the *Hôtel de Ville* (City Hall) of Hanoi. Today, it remains a symbol of the city’s governance and colonial architectural heritage, though it is not open to the public.

Department of Health

The **Department of Health** is a government agency responsible for public health, healthcare policies, and medical services in many countries. Its origins often trace back to the late 19th or early 20th century, when governments established formal systems to address sanitation, disease control, and healthcare access. Today, it oversees health regulations, disease prevention, and healthcare programs to promote national well-being.

Department of Home Affairs

The **Department of Home Affairs** is a government agency responsible for national domestic policies, including immigration, citizenship, border control, and civil registration. Originating in various forms across different countries (such as Australia and South Africa), it often plays a key role in managing population records, visas, and national security. Its history is tied to the evolution of modern administrative states, with many departments formally established in the 19th or 20th centuries to centralize governance.

Department of Finance

The **Department of Finance** is a key government agency responsible for managing a nation’s financial policies, budgeting, taxation, and economic strategy. Its origins often trace back to the early formation of modern government structures, evolving to address economic challenges and fiscal governance. For example, the U.S. Department of the Treasury was established in 1789, while other countries have similar institutions rooted in their historical administrative systems.

Hoang Liet

Hoang Liet is a commune located in Hanoi’s Hoang Mai District, Vietnam. Historically, it was an agricultural area but has developed rapidly alongside Hanoi’s urbanization. The commune is known for its traditional Vietnamese culture and local handicrafts, reflecting the rural heritage of the Red River Delta region.

Ha Dong

Ha Dong is a district located in the southwestern part of Hanoi, Vietnam, known for its traditional silk weaving industry, which dates back centuries. Historically, it was an important craft village, producing high-quality silk for both domestic use and trade. Today, Ha Dong retains its cultural heritage while developing into a modern urban area.