Heavy Rains Cause Floods, Landslides Across Central Vietnam
Heavy rains on November 9-10 caused widespread flooding and landslides across multiple roads in Hue city, central Vietnam, disrupting traffic. Some areas decided to close schools to ensure student safety amidst the severe weather.
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