Hanoi Commuters Navigate Flooded Streets Amid Torrential Rainfall
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Five days after flooding, hundreds of households in My Luong village, Tran Phu commune (Hanoi) are still living amidst the water. Many houses, village roads, and over 200 hectares of agricultural land remain submerged, causing significant difficulties for residents.
(Dai Dri) - The road on both sides of Thang Long Avenue, a section of km26-km28, and some tunnels are deeply flooded, the Hanoi Department of Construction prohibits vehicles from passing through flooded locations, while distributing traffic flow until they are completely flooded.
Currently, the left and right service roads of Thang Long Boulevard from Km26+00 to Km28+00 and the underpasses are flooded to a depth of 0.7-1m due to the rising water level of the Tich River, making traffic unsafe for vehicles. Hanoi is diverting traffic on Thang Long Bridge, restricting trucks and buses from September 15th. Quang Ngai is diverting traffic to deal with landslides on National Highway 24. Traffic police are using borrowed lanes …
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