High Tide on October 26th: Many Streets in Ho Chi Minh City Flooded During Rush Hour.
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The recurring flooding during rush hour is forcing residents of Ho Chi Minh City to scramble to protect their property and adapt to the rising water levels. Ho Chi Minh City faces the risk of prolonged flooding at the end of the year due to high tides. Ho Chi Minh City: What should residents be aware of during high tides? High tides cause deep flooding on many roads in Ho Chi Minh City.
On the afternoon of October 26th, high tides caused flooding on many roads in southern Ho Chi Minh City during rush hour. People had difficulty navigating the deeply flooded sections of road.
(Dan Tri Newspaper) - High tides caused flooding on several roads in Ho Chi Minh City during rush hour. Many students in Binh Loi Trung ward had to wade through the water to reach the main road to wait for their relatives to pick them up.
The schoolyard at Binh Trieu Primary School in Ho Chi Minh City is low-lying, built about 22 years ago, and has not undergone any major upgrades or repairs, causing it to frequently flood during prolonged heavy rains combined with high tides.
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