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Floods on Hong River exceeds second warning level
The floods on the Hong River exceeds the second warning level on early September 11. VNA Photo
Soldiers assist people to embank causeways to prevent floods in Ha Hoa district, Phu Tho province. VNA Photo
Local people in Hung Yen city of Hung Yen province remove their properties to safe places. VNA Photo
Local people in Hung Yen city of Hung Yen province remove their properties to safe places. VNA Photo
The water levels of the Cau and Bui rivers crossing Hanoi's outskirts districts of Soc Son, Chuong My and My Duc exceed the third warning level. VNA Photo
The Red River water floods on Bach Dang street of Hai Ba Trung district in Hanoi. VNA Photo
Floods on Chuong Duong Do street of Hoan Kiem district in Hanoi. VNA Photo
The Hong River water exceeds the second warning level, flooding areas on its banks. VNA Photo
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Floods on Hong River exceeds second warning level
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The floods on the Hong (Red) River continued to rise, exceeding the second warning level on early September 11. In Hanoi, the water level reached 10.7m, 0.2m higher than the second warning level at 7h a.m, threatening the capital city's embankment system. In the neighbouring province of Hung Yen, the Red River's water level at 6am of the day was measured at 6.92m,0.62m higher than the second warning level. Local people were asked to remove to safe places as the floods continues to rise. Meanwhile, the river's water level in the other neighbouring province of Phu Tho exceeded the third warning level. Over 4,000 local households have been evacuated. VNA Photo
Floods on Hong River exceeds second warning level
The floods on the Hong (Red) River continued to rise, exceeding the second warning level on early September 11. In Hanoi, the water level reached 10.7m, 0.2m higher than the second warning level at 7h a.m, threatening the capital city's embankment system. In the neighbouring province of Hung Yen, the Red River's water level at 6am of the day was measured at 6.92m,0.62m higher than the second warning level. Local people were asked to remove to safe places as the floods continues to rise. Meanwhile, the river's water level in the other neighbouring province of Phu Tho exceeded the third warning level. Over 4,000 local households have been evacuated. VNA Photo
Floods on Hong River exceeds second warning level
The floods on the Hong (Red) River continued to rise, exceeding the second warning level on early September 11. In Hanoi, the water level reached 10.7m, 0.2m higher than the second warning level at 7h a.m, threatening the capital city's embankment system. In the neighbouring province of Hung Yen, the Red River's water level at 6am of the day was measured at 6.92m,0.62m higher than the second warning level. Local people were asked to remove to safe places as the floods continues to rise. Meanwhile, the river's water level in the other neighbouring province of Phu Tho exceeded the third warning level. Over 4,000 local households have been evacuated. VNA Photo
Floods on Hong River exceeds second warning level
The floods on the Hong (Red) River continued to rise, exceeding the second warning level on early September 11. In Hanoi, the water level reached 10.7m, 0.2m higher than the second warning level at 7h a.m, threatening the capital city's embankment system. In the neighbouring province of Hung Yen, the Red River's water level at 6am of the day was measured at 6.92m,0.62m higher than the second warning level. Local people were asked to remove to safe places as the floods continues to rise. Meanwhile, the river's water level in the other neighbouring province of Phu Tho exceeded the third warning level. Over 4,000 local households have been evacuated. VNA Photo
Floods on Hong River exceeds second warning level
The floods on the Hong (Red) River continued to rise, exceeding the second warning level on early September 11. In Hanoi, the water level reached 10.7m, 0.2m higher than the second warning level at 7h a.m, threatening the capital city's embankment system. In the neighbouring province of Hung Yen, the Red River's water level at 6am of the day was measured at 6.92m,0.62m higher than the second warning level. Local people were asked to remove to safe places as the floods continues to rise. Meanwhile, the river's water level in the other neighbouring province of Phu Tho exceeded the third warning level. Over 4,000 local households have been evacuated. VNA Photo
Floods on Hong River exceeds second warning level
The floods on the Hong (Red) River continued to rise, exceeding the second warning level on early September 11. In Hanoi, the water level reached 10.7m, 0.2m higher than the second warning level at 7h a.m, threatening the capital city's embankment system. In the neighbouring province of Hung Yen, the Red River's water level at 6am of the day was measured at 6.92m,0.62m higher than the second warning level. Local people were asked to remove to safe places as the floods continues to rise. Meanwhile, the river's water level in the other neighbouring province of Phu Tho exceeded the third warning level. Over 4,000 local households have been evacuated. VNA Photo
Floods on Hong River exceeds second warning level
The floods on the Hong (Red) River continued to rise, exceeding the second warning level on early September 11. In Hanoi, the water level reached 10.7m, 0.2m higher than the second warning level at 7h a.m, threatening the capital city's embankment system. In the neighbouring province of Hung Yen, the Red River's water level at 6am of the day was measured at 6.92m,0.62m higher than the second warning level. Local people were asked to remove to safe places as the floods continues to rise. Meanwhile, the river's water level in the other neighbouring province of Phu Tho exceeded the third warning level. Over 4,000 local households have been evacuated. VNA Photo
Floods on Hong River exceeds second warning level
The floods on the Hong (Red) River continued to rise, exceeding the second warning level on early September 11. In Hanoi, the water level reached 10.7m, 0.2m higher than the second warning level at 7h a.m, threatening the capital city's embankment system. In the neighbouring province of Hung Yen, the Red River's water level at 6am of the day was measured at 6.92m,0.62m higher than the second warning level. Local people were asked to remove to safe places as the floods continues to rise. Meanwhile, the river's water level in the other neighbouring province of Phu Tho exceeded the third warning level. Over 4,000 local households have been evacuated. VNA Photo
Floods on Hong River exceeds second warning level
The floods on the Hong (Red) River continued to rise, exceeding the second warning level on early September 11. In Hanoi, the water level reached 10.7m, 0.2m higher than the second warning level at 7h a.m, threatening the capital city's embankment system. In the neighbouring province of Hung Yen, the Red River's water level at 6am of the day was measured at 6.92m,0.62m higher than the second warning level. Local people were asked to remove to safe places as the floods continues to rise. Meanwhile, the river's water level in the other neighbouring province of Phu Tho exceeded the third warning level. Over 4,000 local households have been evacuated. VNA Photo
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