Southern Vietnam Faces Heavy Rainfall, Tropical Low Pressure Likely in South China Sea
Southern Vietnam has entered a period of prolonged heavy rainfall lasting several days, affecting Ho Chi Minh City. Meanwhile, a tropical low pressure system is likely to form and strengthen in the South China Sea. Central regions also remain on alert for significant rain.
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