The streets and important locations in Hanoi are brightly decorated with flags and flowers these days to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Capital Liberation Day (October 10, 1954 - October 10, 2024). Photo: Le Hieu.
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Compared to Nhat Tan and Phu Thuong peach villages, La Ca peach village is less affected by floods and inundation due to its higher location. A lush green color appears promising a bountiful harvest this Lunar New Year. Photo: Le Hieu.
See the article details here: Unlike Nhat Tan, La Ca peach village is still lush green, only 5% of the trees are damaged.
In recent days, Thanh Hoa has had widespread heavy rains causing landslides, affecting the houses of dozens of households in communes and towns in Thach Thanh district. Authorities had to urgently evacuate 44 households to avoid landslides. Photo: Huu Dung.
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After storm No. 3 and its circulation, the water level of the Bui River rose, causing many rice fields in Chuong My District (Hanoi) that were preparing for harvest to be submerged in water, some areas were flooded more than 1 meter deep. To avoid property damage, the authorities assisted the people in harvesting the rice. Photo: Khong Chi.
See the article in detail here: People in Hanoi's flood-prone areas immerse themselves in meter-deep water to save rice.
In late September and early October, the Ru Cha primeval mangrove forest on the Tam Giang lagoon (Thua Thien Hue ) bloomed and changed leaves, the whole forest turned a brilliant yellow, creating a poetic picture for the ancient capital of Hue. Photo: Viet Niem.
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