Photo: Nguyen Phong

According to the Center, water levels in many areas in and around the Imperial Citadel, mausoleums, pagodas, etc. are rising, causing difficulties in travel and posing a potential risk to visitors' safety. The work of protecting relics, antiquities and ensuring the safety of staff and employees has been urgently deployed according to the "4 on-site" motto. The Center will continue to closely monitor weather developments and will reopen when conditions are safe. Visitors who have purchased tickets during this time will be guided to exchange or refund their tickets according to regulations.

Floodwaters flooded the garden at An Dinh Palace relic site.

At the An Dinh Palace relic, the garden is currently flooded. Mr. Ngo Van Minh - Director of the Hue Royal Antiquities Museum informed that the unit's members are on duty 100% at the two relic sites, the Hue Royal Antiquities Museum and An Dinh Palace. Previously, documents, books, and assets (of the working area) were placed high to ensure safety. As for Long An Palace, where antiquities are displayed, it is located high up so it is not affected.

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