Northern Floods Disrupt Travel and Economy
Flooding inundated more than 16,000 homes and forced schools online as authorities mobilized 29,000 officials and soldiers for emergency assistance.
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Torrential rain in Vietnam leaves 3 dead, 16,000 homes flooded
Heavy rains triggered flooding and landslides across northern Vietnam, killing three people and damaging thousands of homes as well as more than 22,000 hectares (54,000 acres) of crops. The northern region has experienced downpours since Monday, with some areas receiving as much as 653mm (26 inches) of rain, according to a statement on the government’s website. More than 16,000 houses have been inundated while rice and other crops have been dama…
Heavy rains have caused flooding in several areas of northern and upper central Vietnam, submerging more than 16,000 homes and killing three people in landslides. Several transportation routes have been cut off.
National and local roads in Thanh Hoa and Nghe An provinces are experiencing flooding and landslides, causing traffic disruptions due to heavy rains. Thanh Hoa: Heavy rains cause landslides, road closures, and many houses are deeply submerged. Nghe An: Hundreds of households in Tam Thai commune are partially isolated due to floods. Thanh Hoa: Floods cause landslides, damage many houses, and disrupt transportation.
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