High Tides in the Early Morning of October 12th Caused Flooding on Many Streets in Ho Chi Minh City Before Rush Hour.
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In the early morning of October 12th, high tides caused flooding on many roads in the southern part of Ho Chi Minh City, affecting people's commutes to work, school, and businesses. By around 7 AM, the water began to recede.
On Monday morning, October 12th, high tides caused flooding on many roads in Ho Chi Minh City, making travel difficult for residents. Commuters struggled to navigate through deeply flooded areas, while students also had to find ways to cross the water to get to school.
Experts advise people not to attempt to cross deeply flooded roads with strong currents and to maintain a safe distance from heavy trucks and container vehicles. High tides caused deep flooding on many roads in Ho Chi Minh City. Ho Chi Minh City faces a double flooding risk due to heavy rain and high tides. Heavy rain combined with high tides puts Ho Chi Minh City at continued risk of flooding.
(Dan Tri Newspaper) - High tides in Ho Chi Minh City and Southern Vietnam continued to remain at high levels on October 12th, with water levels at many stations exceeding alarm level 3. Residents need to be wary of flooding in low-lying areas and along rivers.
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