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High tide in mid-May peaked, causing flooding in the Thao Dien area (District 2, Ho Chi Minh City).
On the afternoon of 8/5, the mid-May high tide peaked, causing a long section on Nguyen Van Huong Street (Thao Dien Ward, District 2, Ho Chi Minh City) to be deeply flooded.
As PV noted, a length of approximately 200m on Nguyen Van Huong Street (opposite the River Garden department) is approximately half a meter deep. This situation has been going on for a long time.
“The water is like that, so the shoes keep coming out. In the afternoon, my feet blistered because I was drenched in water and I brought wet shoes home, ”said Nguyen Hoai Anh Phuong, an office worker here.
A female driver dodges splashes of water from a fast-moving car.
Two foreign girls kept saying “OMG!”
Young children are very excited about the “surfing in the water” scene.
A pair of foreigners with their legs crossed the flooded road.
The wheel that hugs the bike says that he is very afraid to go on these flooded roads. “All day on the hot and tired street, getting in and getting clothes and shoes wet is even more difficult,” said Mr. Nguyen Van Tai, (from Tien Giang).
According to the National Hydrometeorological Forecast Center, from May 7 to 10, the intensity of the heat continues to increase, the heat is intense, some places are extremely hard with the highest common temperature of 37 ° C. 40 degrees C, there are places for above 40 degrees C; lowest relative humidity on the popular day 30-45%. Time with temperature above 35 degrees from 10-18h.
From May 5 to 10, warm weather occurs in the central highlands and southern provinces, locally on the south central coast with the highest common temperature of 35-37 degrees Celsius, in some places of more than 37 degrees centigrade. temperature above 35 degrees from 11-16h.
Pham nguyen
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