Southern Vietnam Faces Drought Fears as November Rainfall Falls Below Average Amidst El Niño
Southern Vietnam is experiencing drier-than-average conditions in November, with rainfall falling below the yearly average, attributed to the strong El Niño phenomenon. Experts warn of a severe dry season ahead, potentially mirroring the water scarcity seen in 2015-2016.
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