Hoi An Coastal Embankment Race Against Heavy Rains
In Hoi An, Vietnam, urgent coastal erosion control embankment construction is accelerating ahead of predicted heavy rains in early November. Nearing completion, the embankment is expected to serve as a 'shield' protecting the coastline, which once faced the threat of disappearance.
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