Thanh Hoa Province on High Alert for Heavy Rains, Landslides, and Floods
Central Vietnam's Thanh Hoa Province is facing increased risks of landslides and floods due to saturated soil from continuous heavy rainfall. Authorities are intensifying evacuation efforts, infrastructure protection, and water drainage measures.
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