Ho Chi Minh City is deeply flooded during rush hour due to high tides, people wade through water to get home

    VIỆT ANH - NHƯ QUỲNH |

    HCMC - On the afternoon of October 21, high tides caused many roads in District 7 to be deeply flooded, people struggled in the water at rush hour.

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    River road construction is now approaching the water in Ho Chi Minh City, a series of vehicles stalled due to high tides

    NHƯ QUỲNH - VIỆT ANH |

    HCMC - High tide just in time caused Tran Xuan Soan Street to be deeply flooded, many vehicles stalled, and people struggled to get home on foot.

    Triều cường dâng cao, gây ngập. Ảnh: Nguyên Chân

    High tide, people in Ho Chi Minh City wade through the muddy water

    Nguyên Chân |

    HCMC - On the afternoon of October 8, high tides caused many roads and residential areas in HCMC to be deeply flooded, disrupting people's lives.

    Mưa lớn kết hợp triều cường gây ngập, phụ huynh TPHCM bì bõm đón con về nhà giờ tan tầm. Ảnh: Tâm Quỳnh

    Heavy rain combined with high tides causes flooding, parents in Ho Chi Minh City struggle to pick up their children to go home

    TÂM QUỲNH |

    HCMC - Although the peak tide did not exceed alert level 3, combined with heavy rain, Tran Xuan Soan Street was flooded, people and students struggled to return home at rush hour.