Handmade Raft Capsizes in Can Tho, Vietnam, Killing Two 12th Graders
A tragic accident occurred in Can Tho City, Vietnam, when a handmade raft carrying eight 12th-grade students capsized, resulting in the deaths of two students. The remaining six were rescued safely. The incident highlights issues of infrastructure gaps and inadequate safety measures.
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