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Da Nang roads flooded again after heavy rain showers

On the morning of October 17, Da Nang city experienced another heavy downpour, resulting in severe flooding in numerous streets across the central city. This was a result of the recent tropical depression that had affected the area.

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20 October, 2023

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da nang streets submerged once more following hours of heavy rainfall picture 2 — Severe flooding on the morning of October 17 forces local people to move to higher high ground.

da nang streets submerged once more following hours of heavy rainfall picture 3 — Soldiers seek measures in a bid to evacuate residents to safe areas.

da nang streets submerged once more following hours of heavy rainfall picture 4 — A residential area of Da Nang is flooded by rainwater, with local residents urged to move all of their belongings to higher ground.

da nang streets submerged once more following hours of heavy rainfall picture 5 — Students across the central city are allowed to miss school due to the rising floodwater.

da nang streets submerged once more following hours of heavy rainfall picture 6 — The tropical depression is forecast to cause heavy rain in the central region until October 19.

da nang streets submerged once more following hours of heavy rainfall picture 7

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