Schools in Hanoi Tell Parents to Pick up Children Early because of Heavy Rain, Flooding Roads
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On September 18th, heavy rain subsided in many areas of Hanoi, however, some suburban communes remained deeply flooded, significantly impacting educational activities in schools. Hanoi's drainage system has improved, preventing the recurrence of flooding in many areas in 2025. Hanoi: Residents of Tay Mo ward struggle to move through flooded areas. Hanoi: Authorities assist residents in responding to heavy rain and flooding.
Prolonged heavy rain has caused flooding on many roads in Hanoi, and some schools have proactively allowed parents to pick up their children early to ensure their safety.
(Dani Thi) - In view of the prolonged heavy rains and the risk of flooding in many areas, some schools in Hanoi announced that parents can actively pick up their children early to ensure safety when moving.
Based on weather developments and directives from competent authorities, the Hanoi Department of Education and Training requests that schools proactively adjust the time and format of teaching and learning.
Based on weather developments and directives from competent authorities, school principals proactively adjust school schedules and switch from in-person to online learning.
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