At Least 8 Dead As Vietnam Endures Relentless Heavy Rains
• At least eight people died in Vietnam due to severe floods and landslides triggered by heavy rains.
• Over 8,000 homes were flooded, and entire communities were cut off after more than 1 100 mm of rain fell.
• The extreme rainfall swamped major coffee-producing areas, delaying harvests and threatening Vietnam’s robusta supply.
Heavy rains cause floods, landslides, and deaths
At least eight people have died in Vietnam as the country grapples with relentless heavy rains that triggered severe floods and landslides in central regions. Between November 15 and 16, some areas received over 1 100 mm (43 inches) of rain, leading to widespread devastation. The disaster has left at least seven people missing, with over 8,000 homes flooded and numerous communities completely isolated.
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