According to data from the Vrain automatic rain gauge system, the highest rainfall in Thai Nguyen was 190.8mm (at Binh Son station), Phu Tho 157.8mm (at Thanh Ba station), Ha Giang 115.2mm (at Che La station)...
Thai Nguyen City had heavy rain from the night of June 29 to the morning of June 30. Photo: Fanpage of Thai Nguyen Radio and Television Station
In Thai Nguyen City, areas that are frequently flooded during heavy rains include Minh Cau, Phan Dinh Phung, Hoang Van Thu, Bac Kan streets (near Gia Bay bridge), Dan intersection, Tan Lap ward (near Thai Nguyen University), Trung Vuong ward, Thai market area and vicinity, Viet Bac street (near Hospital A) and residential groups 14 and 15 in Dong Quang ward.
Heavy rain in Thai Nguyen province in the early morning of June 30. Photo: Contributor
These are low-lying areas with poor drainage or located along rivers, often flooded from 0.3 to 1m deep when rain exceeds 100mm.
Many areas in Thai Nguyen City were flooded like rivers on the evening of June 29. Photo: Contributor
Early morning of June 30, after about 2 hours of heavy rain, many roads and residential areas in Thai Nguyen City were deeply flooded, cars stalled and got stuck.
Pickup truck dead stuck in the middle of the road
In the “Castle” area, near the Thieu Sinh Quan fence (Viet Bac Guest House), the water rose very quickly from about 1 o'clock, flooding the entire area in the dark, leaving many people unable to react in time, and some businesses unable to move their vehicles, furniture, and goods in time...
Rainwater flooded into fashion stores. Photo: Contributor
As of 7am today, it is still raining heavily, causing concerns about the risk of widespread flooding and prolonged impact on daily life and traffic in the area.
Pickup truck tries to pass through flooded area
Many other cars were submerged in the rainwater. Photo: OFFB
Motorbike suddenly died due to flooding. Photo shared by Thai Nguyen residents on social media on the morning of June 30
At 7:00 am on June 30, the National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting (Department of Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting) issued an urgent warning about the risk of flash floods, landslides and subsidence in some localities in the northern mountainous region, especially Lai Chau, Ha Giang and Thai Nguyen. According to the center, many places have recorded continuous heavy rain. The large amount of accumulated rain has caused soil moisture in many areas to near or reach saturation (conditions that are very susceptible to flash floods and landslides).
The meteorological agency warns that heavy rains could continue on the morning of June 30 with an amount of 20-50mm, and in some places it could exceed 90mm. Locations identified as being at very high risk include Thai Nguyen City and the districts of Dai Tu, Dong Hy, Phu Binh, Vo Nhai, etc. of Thai Nguyen Province. Localities should check hazardous areas, and people in mountainous areas and along streams should proactively evacuate if unusual signs such as rapid water rise, cracked house foundations, or landslides appear.
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Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/thai-nguyen-duong-pho-thanh-song-post801730.html
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