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Devastating Floods Strike Chabad House in Hoi An, Vietnam
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Chabad Emissaries Evacuated By Boat From Flooded Center in Vietnam
In the central Vietnamese tourist destination of Hoi An, the Thu Bồn River reached a 60-year high, flooding nearby neighborhoods and leaving more than a dozen dead. Chabad-Lubavitch of Hoi An, located just two blocks from the waterfront, was partly submerged under water.
With City Covered in Water, Vietnam Shluchim Escape by Boat
As Typhoon Fengshen brought unprecedented flooding to central Vietnam, the ancient city of Hoi An—home to a thriving Chabad center—was left under water. Rabbi Menachem Mendel and Rocheli Fridman, directors of Chabad of Hoi An, described the flood as the worst in recorded history.
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