Heavy Rains Flood Hoi An Ancient Town, Cause Landslides in Central Vietnam
Persistent heavy rains, fueled by a tropical depression, have inundated key roads leading to Hoi An's ancient town in central Vietnam, with water levels reaching up to 50cm. Landslides have occurred in mountainous areas, damaging infrastructure. Authorities have issued evacuation orders and traffic restrictions.
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