Ho Chi Minh City Hit by Record Rainfall, Widespread Flooding Reported
Ho Chi Minh City experienced its heaviest rainfall of the year on September 10th, leading to widespread flooding across the city. Meteorological authorities warn that heavy rains are likely to continue for the next few days due to the influence of a tropical convergence zone.
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