Super El Niño May Cause Early End to Southern Rainy Season
Vietnam's southern region is expected to see its rainy season end about half a month earlier than usual, around mid-November, due to the impact of a very strong El Niño. Concerns are rising over potential water shortages during the dry season, prompting calls for proactive measures from residents and local authorities.
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