Many streets in Vinh City are submerged in water.
(Baonghean.vn) - Heavy rain from the remnants of Typhoon No. 5 late this afternoon (September 18) has caused many roads in Vinh City to be completely submerged. Numerous houses have been flooded.
| Many roads in Vinh City are deeply flooded. Video: Quang An |
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| Residents of Vinh City wade through floodwaters on Truong Thi Street to get home after work. Photo: Quang An. |
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| As of 7 PM on September 18th, Phong Dinh Cang road in Vinh City was still heavily flooded. Photo: Quang An |
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| Some people whose vehicles broke down had to walk home because it was already dark and repairs were impossible. Photo: Quang An |
| Nguyen Tai Street, near the Giao Te Hotel, which is usually the first street in the city to flood during heavy rain, was completely submerged around 6:30 PM this evening. The deepest point was about 0.7 meters. (Clip: HC) |
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| A car stalled due to flooding right on Nguyen Tai Street. Photo: HC |
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| A resident's house along the road was flooded up to nearly half the height of their gate. According to the homeowner, heavy rain and water from all directions rushed towards the Nai Bridge, unable to drain quickly enough, causing the flooding. Photo: Provided. |
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| Flooding into homes is a common problem for residents in this area. If the heavy rain continues tonight, it is predicted that houses here will be flooded to a depth of 1 to 1.5 meters. Photo: HC |
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| Motorcyclists struggle through floodwaters on Phan Chu Trinh street. Photo: Hai Vuong. |
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| The waves knocked both people and vehicles over. Photo: Hai Vuong |
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| At 5 PM, Hong Bang Street was flooded with water up to a meter deep. Vehicles could only be pushed. Photo: Contributor. |
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| The road leading to the Nam Le Loi urban area was also submerged in water. Photo: CTV |












