Dong Nai River Tide Surges, Tri An Hydropower Reduces Flood Discharge
Record high tides on the Dong Nai River have caused flooding in central Bien Hoa city. Tri An Hydropower has reduced its flood discharge to mitigate downstream inundation. Local authorities are urgently addressing the situation.
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