Hue City Issues Flood Alert for Rivers at Level 2 and Above
Hue City in central Vietnam has issued a flood alert at level 2 and above for its rivers due to forecasts of widespread heavy rain. Risks of inundation in low-lying and riverside areas, flash floods, and landslides are highlighted.
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