
Strong El Niño Sparks Early Salinity, Drought Concerns in Southern Vietnam
A strong El Niño is projected to cause salinity intrusion in southern Vietnam to begin as early as December, with the Mekong Delta facing severe water shortages. The government is urgently implementing preventative measures.
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