Record Floods Submerge Over 2,200 Homes Near Hanoi, Causing Severe Infrastructure Damage
Record rainfall has caused severe flooding near Hanoi, with the Tích and Bùi rivers surging well above alarm levels. Over 2,200 homes have been submerged, affecting more than 10,000 people, and nearly 19 km of roads are underwater. Agricultural lands and infrastructure have also sustained significant damage.
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