COPE WITH SEA LEVEL RISE IN VIETNAM

Scientists have listed three deltas in the world most affected by rising sea levels, namely the Ganges - Brahmaputra in (Bangladesh), the Nile in (Egypt) and the Mekong Delta in (Vietnam).
Sea level rises are destroying coastlines and protected forests, jeopardizing human lives and the food security of the approximately 18 million people living along the Mekong Delta in Vietnam.
Ca Mau is the Southernmost region of the S-shaped country of Vietnam. Bordered on two sides by the East Sea and the Gulf of Thailand, its 254 km long coastline, spanning from east to west is typified by its wetlands. The province lies at a crucial strategic position along the Mekong Delta and serves as a critical biosphere reserve for the region and the world.