From November 5 to 20, in Thua Thien Hue province, there were two major floods lasting for days with heavy rain and flooding, disrupting people's lives.
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| First flood since November 5. |
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| Many streets in Hue city were heavily flooded. |
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| A family carrying a small child to escape the flood. |
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| A child wades through flood water to return home. |
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| Many boats on the street waiting for passengers. |
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| Water flooded the Trung Dao bridge leading to Thai Hoa Palace in the Imperial City. |
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| Tourists wade through floodwaters. |
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| Many heavy rains followed each other so the water could not recede in time. |
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| Put the motorbike on the boat for transport. |
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| The flood started on November 20; it lasted until November 23, but water still had not receded in many low-lying areas in many districts in Thua Thien Hue province. |
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| Huong Tra town - people seem to be used to floods. |
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| The car tried to cross the flood. |
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| The small boat in the middle of the vast sea of water outside the rice fields was deeply submerged by flood water. |
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| Many students go to school by boat. |
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| Water levels rise and fall in the countryside due to rain and hydroelectric dam releases. |
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| Many places still travel by boat because the water is deep. |
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| Due to the influence of continuously strengthening cold air and high altitude easterly winds, from November 23 to the end of November 27, provinces from Quang Tri to Binh Dinh will have heavy to very heavy rain. From the evening of November 23, floods on rivers from Thua Thien Hue to Phu Yen are likely to rise again. In Hue, it is still pouring rain, people are struggling to go to work on flooded roads./. |
According to Dantri
