Vietnam mobilizes troops after heavy rains trigger flash floods and raise risks of landslides
Heavy rains lashed central Vietnam on Friday, causing flooding in cities like Hue and raising risks of landslides. Troops have been mobilized for rescue operations, with authorities warning of further downpours and potential disasters.
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