Ho Chi Minh City Braces for Heavy Rainfall, Flood Risk Escalates
Ho Chi Minh City and surrounding southern regions are experiencing heavy rainfall due to a tropical convergence, raising concerns about localized flooding, strong gusts, and lightning. The adverse weather is expected to persist until around September 24th.
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