Overview
- Hue logged Vietnam’s highest 24-hour rainfall on record, with official stations reporting 1.0 to 1.7 meters from Sunday to Monday.
- Authorities moved more than 8,600 residents to shelters and state media reported roughly 40,000 tourists were relocated in Hoi An.
- Rail service between Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City was suspended and more than 306,000 customers in central provinces faced power cuts.
- Key rivers in Hue exceeded top alarm levels and reservoir operators discharged water to protect infrastructure, officials said.
- At least one death was confirmed by state media and a major landslide in Quang Ngai isolated about 1,700 people as rain continued.