Central Vietnam Hit by Heavy Rains, Flooding, Landslides; Evacuations Underway
Quang Tri Province in central Vietnam experienced widespread flooding and landslides on September 13 due to heavy rainfall causing river levels to surge. Authorities have urgently evacuated approximately 2,500 residents from low-lying and riverside areas to safety. Further heavy rain is forecast, maintaining a high alert.
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