Tropical Depression Hits Central Vietnam, Rain Spreads North
A tropical depression that made landfall in Vietnam's central Quang Tri province on the afternoon of September 13 caused rainfall up to 480mm, flooding 409 homes. Heavy rain is expected to spread to the northern region starting the morning of September 14.
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