Heavy Rains Cause Soaring Vegetable Prices in Hanoi Amidst Supply Shortages
Prolonged heavy rains in northern Vietnam have submerged and damaged vegetable farms near Hanoi, leading to a significant drop in supply. This has caused prices for key vegetables like water spinach, sweet potato leaves, and cabbage to double or triple, impacting residents' daily lives.
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