Vietnam's South Braces for Heavy Rainfall: Infrastructure Concerns and Citizen Impact
Vietnam's central and southern regions are forecast to experience heavy rainfall from September 19th, with Ho Chi Minh City and southern areas expecting over 150mm in 48 hours. Concerns are rising over infrastructure impact and citizen life.
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