Dong Nai Province Hit by Heavy Rains, Roads Flood, Motorbikes Nearly Swept Away
Record heavy rainfall in Vietnam's southern Dong Nai province has turned many roads into torrents, creating dangerous conditions where motorbikes were nearly swept away. The incident raises concerns about infrastructure resilience.
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