Residents Wade Through Half-Meter Floodwaters as Year's Highest Tide Swamps Ho Chi Minh City Streets
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On the afternoon of October 10th, high tides caused severe flooding on many roads in Ho Chi Minh City, resulting in vehicles breaking down and people having difficulty traveling. Many potholes and large depressions were obscured by water, posing a potential accident risk.
Dan Tri 360 (Dan Tri Newspaper) - On the afternoon of October 10th, high tides caused flooding of nearly half a meter on Tran Xuan Soan and Pham Huu Lau streets, many motorbikes broke down, and people struggled to get around.
Residents wade through half-meter floodwaters as year's highest tide swamps Ho Chi Minh City streets
A high tide on Saturday afternoon left many Ho Chi Minh City streets deep under water, stalling vehicles and making it hard for residents to get around. - VnExpress International
On the afternoon of October 10th, high tides caused severe flooding on many streets in Ho Chi Minh City, with water levels almost reaching the wheels of motorbikes in some areas. The peak of the tide is predicted to occur on October 11th and 12th.
On the afternoon of October 10th, the high tide at the Bien Hoa station (on the Dong Nai River) reached 2.2 meters, exceeding the record set in 2000. Approximately 300 meters of Phan Van Tri street near Bien Hoa market were flooded.
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