A commercial center in Long Bien district (Hanoi) was full of people at noon on June 3. Most of the guests are families and groups of young people who come to eat, shop and avoid the heat.

12:30, the 3rd floor of the shopping mall is very crowded. Customers flocked in and out of the food and drink stalls.

Many people grimaced, impatiently, but still had to wait because there was no other way.

Some other diners bring their own knives and forks to prepare salad vegetables right at the dining table.

13:XNUMX, the seating area is full. Families take advantage of their small children napping in the stroller.

Parents also take a nap inside the cool shopping mall.

Severe weather, going to large shopping centers are becoming reluctant measures of people in the capital in recent days.

Some people bring noise-cancelling headphones and then sit and work in an air-conditioned space.

Thanh Tam's family apartment in Vinh Hung ward (Linh Nam) was cut off from 11 am on 3/6. The couple had to bring their children here to have lunch and avoid the heat, and wait until there is electricity to return.

In the same situation of losing power, Mr. Hieu (Vinh Hung ward) also drove to Long Bien to avoid the heat. “Hot every house uses too much electricity and becomes overloaded. My house has cut off the power from 9am, no notice in advance," said Mr. Hieu.

Ms. Nguyen Thi Thao (left) and her family returned from a long trip. When getting off the bus, the whole family pulled together to the shopping mall to have lunch and rest, then wait until it was cool to move home.

The temperature in Hanoi today is 36-37 degrees Celsius. The air is sultry and hot, creating an uncomfortable feeling when going out on the street from 12h-15h.

Shopping centers, under the shade of trees… become a free solution to avoid heat in these harsh weather days.

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