Lightning Strikes Surge in Ho Chi Minh City, Raising Infrastructure Concerns
Ho Chi Minh City is experiencing a surge in lightning strikes, raising concerns about impacts on daily life and infrastructure. Strikes tend to increase during the rainy season, prompting authorities to issue warnings. This phenomenon may be influenced by a combination of ongoing urbanization and climate change.
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