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September 23, 2024 10:12 Live updates on severely flooded areas in Vinh City.
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September 23, 2024 11:05 Many people are rowing boats in the city.
At noon on September 23, many areas in Vinh City were still deeply flooded. Some residents had to use boats to move through the flooded areas.
A local resident rows a boat on Nguyen Tai Street. -
September 23, 2024 10:57 Many cars were stuck in a line on Lenin Street.
Lenin Street, the section passing through Nghi Phu commune, Vinh City, is deeply flooded. Many cars have broken down. Many vehicles are stuck in place, afraid to move.
Cars lined up in a long queue on Lenin Street. The intersection of Pham Dinh Toai Street and Lenin Avenue remains completely submerged in water. -
September 23, 2024 10:47 Many residents of Vinh City are practicing swimming in the floodwaters.
According to reporters from Nghe An Newspaper, many roads and residential areas in Vinh City are deeply flooded, preventing many people from going to work and keeping students out of school. In many flooded areas, people are even enjoying swimming.
Many residents in Nghi Phu commune, Vinh city, enjoy practicing swimming in the flooded water. -
September 23, 2024 10:38 A chicken farm in Nghi An commune, Vinh city, suffered a mass die-off of chickens.
According to leaders of Nghi An commune, Vinh city, the rain on the night of September 22nd and the morning of September 23rd caused flooding in many areas. In particular, the flooding caused a power outage at Mr. Huy's chicken farm in Hoa Hop hamlet, resulting in the death of 9,000 broiler chickens. The chickens weighed approximately 2.2 to 2.5 kg each, causing a loss of over 23 tons of chicken.
Chickens died in droves after a power outage. 
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September 23, 2024 10:31 The moat around Vinh ancient citadel is flooded, almost reaching the road.
The moat around Vinh City is flooded up to the level of the road. Photo: Thanh Hai 
The roads around the Vinh Citadel moat are all deeply flooded. According to observations by reporters from Nghe An Newspaper, by noon on September 23, the roads around the Vinh citadel moat, in the Cua Nam ward section, were deeply flooded. Traffic on these roads was severely disrupted.
