Life for people living at the foot of Long Bien Bridge after the flood.

(NADS) - After Super Typhoon Yagi passed, residents in Long Bien, Hanoi, are once again facing severe flooding as the Red River's water level rises to near alert level 3. Currently, the river water has receded, but many difficulties remain in restoring normal life for the people in the area.

By the afternoon of September 11th, the Red River floodwaters in Hanoi reached their peak. Monitoring data from the National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting at 1 PM showed the river's water level in Hanoi at 11.14 meters, 0.36 meters below alarm level 3. Residents living at the foot of Long Bien Bridge were the most severely affected by this flooding.

Currently, although the river water has receded, the damage left behind is enormous, and overcoming the consequences will not be easy.



The area around the foot of Long Bien Bridge is covered in mud and devastation.

People searched through the mud for usable items.

Trees and orchards were devastated after the flood.

A view of the residential area from Long Bien Bridge.

The residents living beneath the Long Bien Bridge are low-income workers. After being affected by the storms and floods, their lives have become even more difficult.

Many people's belongings and possessions were swept away by the floodwaters.

Source: https://nhiepanhdoisong.vn/cuoc-life-of-people-below-the-long-bridge-after-the-flood-15132.html