Hue City Increases Water Discharge from Three Hydropower Dams Due to Heavy Rains
Hue City, Vietnam, has decided to increase water discharge from three hydropower dams—Huong Dien, Binh Dien, and Ta Trach—due to rising river inflows caused by prolonged heavy rainfall. This action raises flood risks in downstream areas.
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