Heavy Rains Devastate Over 10,000 Hectares of Crops in Northern and Central Vietnam
Record-breaking heavy rains have caused widespread damage to over 10,000 hectares of crops across northern and central Vietnamese provinces, including Lao Cai and Hanoi. The floods have also led to collapsed homes and inundations, prompting authorities to enhance evacuation efforts and public warnings.
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