Hà Nội: major streets remain inundated on Wednesday

October 01, 2025 - 07:57

Prolonged heavy rainfall triggered by Typhoon Bualoi left many streets in Hà Nội heavily flooded on Wednesday (October 1), causing significant disruption to daily life.

HÀ NỘI — Prolonged heavy rainfall triggered by Typhoon Bualoi left many streets in Hà Nội heavily flooded on Wednesday (October 1), causing significant disruption to daily life.

Severe congestion was reported on Thăng Long Boulevard in the direction from Hà Nội City to Láng - Hòa Lạc Area, with several sections still submerged under 40–80cm of water. Motorcyclists were forced to travel in lanes reserved for cars on the expressway. VNA/VNS Photo Hoàng Hiếu

Severe congestion was reported on Thăng Long Boulevard in the direction from Hà Nội City to Láng - Hòa Lạc Area.

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Severe congestion was reported on Thăng Long Boulevard in the direction from Hà Nội City to Láng - Hòa Lạc Area.

Severe congestion was reported on Thăng Long Boulevard in the direction from Hà Nội City to Láng - Hòa Lạc Area

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