Heavy Rain During Rush Hour Brings Ho Chi Minh City to a Standstill, Leaving Commuters Stranded in Floodwaters
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In Ho Chi Minh City, there are still 50 areas with severe flooding, with water levels reaching 30cm or more and lasting for 30 minutes during heavy rain, in addition to many other areas with less severe flooding.
Heavy rain on the afternoon of September 22nd caused severe flooding on many roads in the eastern part of Ho Chi Minh City. Vehicles broke down, and people had to push their bikes and wade through the water to get home.
From 1 PM on September 21st to 1 PM on September 22nd, many areas in Ho Chi Minh City recorded heavy rainfall, including Nha Be with 131.6mm, Cat Lai with 112.6mm, Can Gio with 109.8mm, Tam Thon Hiep with 107.8mm... Hanoi rerouted traffic and banned vehicles from two deeply flooded areas. Lam Dong urgently evacuated residents and their belongings from flood-prone areas. Ho Chi Minh City reduced flood risk through planning and space allocation fo…
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