Relentless heavy rains have triggered widespread catastrophic flooding and deadly landslides across Vietnam's central region, impacting provinces from Quang Tri to Khanh Hoa.
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HANOI, Vietnam — Heavy rain swept central Vietnam on Monday, triggering landslides and floods, killing at least seven, injuring dozens and stranding thousands.
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Heavy rain and upstream hydropower releases sent floodwaters rushing into Hue on Nov. 17, submerging major streets and riverside neighborhoods under 0.3–0.5 m of water.
A passenger bus was submerged by falling soil and rock in the scenic Khanh Le Pass in Khanh Hoa province late Sunday, killing at least five people and injuring 18 others, according to the disaster and dyke management authority.
The quiet of a late-night trip over Khanh Le Pass in central Vietnam shattered when a wall of earth and rock collapsed onto a passenger bus, killing six passengers and trapping others in the wreckage on Nov. 17
A landslide has buried a passenger bus on a treacherous mountain pass in Vietnam, killing six people and injuring 19 others, as more heavy rain is forecast into the week
Hoi An's ancient quarter flooded again late on Nov. 15 after days of widespread heavy rain forced upstream hydropower reservoirs to release water, submerging much of the UNESCO-listed town overnight.
Heavy rain caused a landslide on the Khanh Le Pass that connects tourist hotspots Nha Trang and Da Lat in central Vietnam Sunday night, burying a passenger bus under soil and rocks, leaving six people dead and 19 injured.
Foreign-language students in Vietnam say they are not worried about losing jobs to AI, even as automation reshapes parts of their field and dominates conversations at university job fairs.