Ho Chi Minh City and Southern Region Brace for Heavy Rainfall, Up to 180mm Expected
Ho Chi Minh City and the southern region of Vietnam are forecast to experience widespread heavy rainfall over the weekend due to a tropical convergence band and a low-pressure area. Rainfall could exceed 180mm in some areas, necessitating vigilance against floods and landslides.
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