Heavy Rain, Red Sand Flood Mui Ne Tourist Gateway Again
The gateway to Mui Ne, a major tourist destination in south-central Vietnam, has again become difficult to access due to red sand washed in by heavy rains. Delays in infrastructure development are cited as a contributing factor.
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