Hanoi Faces Severe Traffic Gridlock Amidst Morning Downpour
A heavy downpour, brought by a cold spell on the morning of November 9th, coincided with Hanoi's peak commute hours, causing severe traffic congestion on major roads. Rainfall exceeded 100mm in some areas, raising concerns about infrastructure.
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