Ho Chi Minh City Experiences Dense Fog; Air Pollution and Meteorological Conditions Cited as Potential Causes
Ho Chi Minh City experienced dense fog on October 15, significantly reducing visibility. Experts point to a combination of meteorological conditions and urban air pollution accumulation as likely causes, while the possibility of transboundary haze is not ruled out.
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