Northern Vietnam Braces for Heavy Rains, Flood Risks Escalate
Northern Vietnam experienced record-breaking heavy rainfall on September 15, with areas from the northern plains to Nghe An province recording over 200mm of precipitation. This has elevated concerns for river flooding, urban inundation, and landslides in mountainous regions.
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