Typhoon No. 4 Triggers Torrential Rains in Northern Vietnam, Raising Concerns for Transport and Fisheries
Northern Vietnam is experiencing record-breaking heavy rainfall from August 23rd due to Typhoon No. 4, with strong winds also forecast for coastal areas, raising concerns for maritime transport, fisheries, and infrastructure. While some southern and central regions will see sunny spells, thunderstorms remain a possibility.
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