Phan Huy Ich Street in Ho Chi Minh City Was Flooded up to 1 Meter Deep, Forcing Residents to Wade Through the Water to Get Home at Night.
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(Dan Tri Newspaper) - After the heavy rain on the evening of September 30th, Phan Huy Ich Street (Ho Chi Minh City) was deeply flooded, with water levels reaching about 1 meter in some areas. Many vehicles broke down, and people had to wade through the water, or even use boats to get around.
Heavy rain caused Phan Huy Ich street to be flooded to a depth of nearly 1 meter, resulting in numerous vehicles breaking down. Among them, ride-hailing driver Tham was stranded for 6-7 hours in the floodwaters before being rescued.
On the evening of September 30th, Phan Huy Ich street in Ho Chi Minh City was severely flooded after heavy rain, with water reaching up to 1 meter deep in some areas. Water inundated buses and houses, and had not receded even after more than 5 hours.
On the evening of September 30th, many areas in Ho Chi Minh City were flooded by heavy rain, with Phan Huy Ich street in Tan Binh ward experiencing the worst flooding in recent years.
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