Ho Chi Minh City Streets Submerged During Evening Rush Hour Amidst Heavy Rains
Heavy rains at rush hour caused severe flooding in eastern Ho Chi Minh City, disrupting traffic and daily life. The incident highlighted issues of inadequate infrastructure and the impact of waste on drainage systems.
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