Severe heatwave engulfs regions across Vietnam


HANOI, April 3 (Bernama-VNA): Regions across Vietnam are forecast to face a widespread heatwave, with some places experiencing extreme heat, on Monday.

According to the National Centre for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting (NCHMF), temperatures in the northwestern region hover around 32-34 degrees Celsius.

In specific places, there will be heavy rains and thunderstorms in the late afternoon and at night.

Meanwhile, the northeastern region and the capital Hanoi experienced light rain, drizzle and fog in the early morning. The weather would become hotter around noon with the highest temperature reaching 30 degrees Celsius, reported Vietnam News Agency (VNA).

The central, Central Highlands, and southern regions continue to experience the hot weather, with some places recording high temperatures of more than 37 degrees Celsius.

Health experts recommend that people avoid venturing out from 11 am to 2 pm daily. - Bernama-VNA

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