After the prolonged flooding, on September 21, Son La city mobilised over 500 people, including armed forces, officials, public servants, and youth union members from the city and Chieng Den commune, to help residents in Phieng Nghe hamlet clean up the environment and stabilise their lives and production.

In response to the call from the Standing Board of the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Son La province (VFF Son La), on September 20, the Vietnam National Oil and Gas Group (Petrovietnam) donated 1.1 billion VND ($44,706 USD) to help the province recover from the consequences of natural disasters.

The Son La provincial Youth Union on September 20 organized the "Son La Youth with Traffic Culture" Festival at the Phu Yen Town Secondary School in Phu Yen district, attracting nearly 550 delegates, teachers and students.

A delegation of the provincial Department of Health on September 20 coordinated with Moc Chau district’s Medical Centre, Hanoi-based SOHACO Pharmaceutical and Trading Group JSC and other medical units to provide medical examinations, consultations, and free medicines for people in Hua Pang commune affected by floods.

On September 18-19, the Di Nau charity group from Hanoi’s Thach That district collaborated with the An Giang charity group from An Giang province and Hanoi-based Thang Long Equipment JSC to present gifts to students at schools in disadvantaged areas of Phu Yen district.

The ODA Project Management Board of Son La province, in collaboration with Muong Khieng commune, Thuan Chau district, organised a ceremony on September 19 to inaugurate and hand over a charitable house to the family of Quang Van Phu, a poor household in Sao Va hamlet.

The Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Son La province (VFF Son La) on September 19 organized a ceremony to receive aid from the Vietnam Rubber Group (VRG) to fix the consequences of typhoons Prapiroon and Yagi. Attending the event was Le Hong Minh, Vice Chairman of the provincial People's Committee.

As of September 17, the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Son La province (VFF Son La) had received nearly 15 billion VND (609,138 USD) in donations from organisations, businesses, and donors both within and outside the province to help locals mitigate the consequences of natural disasters.

The provincial Youth Union on September 16 held the inauguration ceremony for the "Beautiful School for Children" project at the Puc hamlet facility of Hoa Hong Kindergarten in Chieng Khuong commune, Song Ma district.

A delegation of the provincial Youth Union visited and presented gifts to children in difficult circumstances, and children from policy beneficiary families and those affected by storms and floods in Chieng Khuong commune, Song Ma district on September 16.

The Son La provincial Youth Union on September 16 received 15 tonnes of essential goods from residents in the Mekong Delta city of Can Tho to support those affected by natural disasters in Son La province.

In response to the call from the Vietnam Fatherland Front Central Committee and the provincial Red Cross Society, on September 16, the Chieng Le Primary School in Son La city organised a programme to raise fund in support of the northern communities affected by typhoon Yagi.

Nafood Group JSC, based in the central province of Nghe An, on September 15 coordinated with the Vietnam Fatherland Front Committee of Muong La district to present gifts to people affected by natural disasters in Ngoc Chien commune.

The Nam Lanh Border Guard Station, in collaboration with the Youth Union of Muong Va commune, production team No. 2 under Regiment 326, and the Binh An charity group, organised a programme to present gifts to students and households in Pa Khoang hamlet, Muong Va commune on September 15.

The Son La provincial Department of Public Security on September 13 coordinated with the Son La College in organising the closing ceremony of a Lao language training course for policemen in 2024.

Residents in Chieng Sinh ward along with a large number of business households and individuals in Son La city on September 11 donated sticky rice, green beans, dong leaves, pork, and cash to make banh chung (square glutinous rice cake) for flood-affected people.

The Red Cross Society of Son La province, in collaboration with the Red Cross Society of the southern province of Binh Duong, on September 11 organized a programme to support local households affected by typhoons Prapiroon and Yagi, the second and third hitting Vietnam this year.

As of September 11 afternoon, 1,500 “it uoi” cakes, made from sticky rice flour, filled with pork and onions or green beans, and 500 ‘banh chung’ (square glutinous rice cakes) had been wrapped to delivered to flood-hit victims.

On the occasion of the 25th founding anniversary of Bac Yen town (September 7, 1999 - 2024), the People's Committee of Bac Yen town, Bac Yen district, launched the “Friendly Administration” model on September 7.

Amidst the festive atmosphere nationwide for the National Day on September 2, a variety of commercial, cultural, and sporting activities were organised in Long Sap commune, Moc Chau district, attracting a large number of locals and tourists.