Vietnam's Central Region Braces for Heavy Rainfall, Flood and Landslide Warnings Issued
Vietnam's central region, from Ha Tinh to Da Nang, is forecast to experience heavy rainfall from October 27-29, with some areas expected to receive over 250mm. Authorities are urging vigilance against floods and landslides.
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