Bangkok's weather is changing abruptly, with sudden drizzle: Vietnamese athletes must be cautious.

On the morning of December 11th, Bangkok unexpectedly experienced wind and drizzle, causing the temperature to drop significantly compared to previous days. Vietnamese athletes need to be careful to avoid getting sick.

Temperatures in Bangkok have dropped 4 to 5 degrees lower than usual.

A reporter from Thanh Niên newspaper arrived at the swimming pool in the Huamark Sports Complex (Bangkok) at 8 a.m. At this time on previous days, Bangkok was sunny. However, today, the weather in the Thai capital was overcast, windy, and slightly chilly.

Huy Hoang kept rubbing his hands together, while Hung Nguyen wrapped his arms around his legs to keep warm.

PHOTO: DONG NGUYEN KHANG

The sky over Bangkok today is cloudy, with a possibility of rain in the late afternoon/evening.

PHOTO: DONG NGUYEN KHANG

In today's qualifying round for six swimming events, some swimmers like Nguyen Huy Hoang and Tran Hung Nguyen did not participate. Therefore, they were in the stands to cheer on their teammates: Trinh Truong Vinh, Jeremie Luong, Nguyen Kha Nhi, Pham Thanh Bao, Vo Thi My Tien, and Nguyen Ngoc Tuyet Han. Huy Hoang and Hung Nguyen didn't anticipate the cold weather and weren't wearing enough warm clothing, so they huddled in the stands.

As of 11:30 AM on December 11th, the temperature in Bangkok was only 28 degrees Celsius, 4-5 degrees lower than the same time on previous days. For the next few days, Bangkok will maintain this temperature, even lower at night, and there may even be rain. Therefore, Vietnamese athletes, especially those competing outdoors in sports like football and athletics, or in water sports like swimming and canoeing, need to pay attention to staying warm to ensure they are in the best physical condition for competition. As the SEA Games 33 heats up and the medal events become more frequent, maintaining the athletes' health is extremely important.

Source: https://thanhnien.vn/thoi-tiet-bangkok-thay-doi-dot-ngot-tu-dung-co-mua-phun-vdv-viet-nam-phai-can-trong-185251211114127682.htm