Severe Thunderstorms Cause Extensive Damage Across Vietnam
Widespread thunderstorms from May 16-17 caused significant flooding, landslides, and infrastructure damage across Vietnam, with Cao Bang, Quang Ninh, and Dak Lak provinces hit hardest.
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