Water from the upstream Thanh Phuoc canal poured in at midnight on 6/10, causing hundreds of homes to be deeply inundated and many vehicles to stall on DT 747B road.
A two-hour heavy downpour caused Phan Huy Ich street to flood over one meter deep, with water entering buses and shops, leaving many vehicles stalled and awaiting rescue.
A heavy rush hour downpour on the afternoon of 30/9 caused severe flooding on numerous roads in Thu Duc and near the Tan Son Nhat gateway, bringing traffic to a standstill.
Heavy rains over the past three days have caused water levels in the Tich, Bui, Day, Buoi, Yen, and Len rivers to continue rising above alert level three, submerging thousands of homes and over 10,000 hectares of crops.
A motorboat transporting 10 people across the Hoi Nguyen River became entangled in a rope and sank in floodwaters, but all individuals were safely brought ashore.
Ha Noi, along with many provinces in Bac Bo, Thanh Hoa, and Nghe An, will continue to experience heavy rain until 17/9, with some areas receiving over 250 mm, posing risks of inundation, flash floods, and landslides.
Rising waters from the Thach Han River submerged the wedding reception area for Thai Huynh and Duong My in Trieu Phong commune by 40 cm, requiring guests to roll up their trousers and stand to enjoy the meal.
During his summer break, teacher Do Minh Hieu borrowed and gathered over 300 million VND to rent land for rice cultivation. Just before harvest, rapid floods completely submerged his entire crop.