Hundreds living in flood waters in Vietnam following torrential rains


A man rowing a boat through floodwaters in Ben Voi village on the outskirts of Hanoi on July 28. - PHOTO: AFP

HANOI (AFP): Hundreds of people are living submerged in floodwater in the suburbs of Hanoi, a week after torrential rains in northern Vietnam caused rivers to overflow their banks.

Residents of Ben Voi village -- around 40 kilometres (25 miles) from central Hanoi -- are travelling through the streets by boat and sleeping in homes partially inundated by muddy water.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!
Vietnam , Hundreds , People , Living , Badly , Flood Issues

Next In Aseanplus News

Ramadan buffet promotion in Brunei requires Halal certification
Woman who stabbed mother remanded seven days
Rafizi to proceed with lawsuit against Caprice over alleged defamation
Indonesian police probe Rp 25 trillion money laundering linked to illegal gold mining in West Kalimantan
China youth ditch fast living to become ‘old-school humans’; stories get 1 billion views online
Body of drowned Chinese national found
Audrey Fang case: Family asks Spain court to extend suspect Mitchell Ong’s detention by two years
All govt agencies mobilised to assist flood victims in Sabah, says Zahid
Three more suspended in HRD Corp governance reset
Probe underway after 72 tigers die at Chiang Mai, Thailand's tiger parks

Others Also Read