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Floods kill three people, inundate 16,000 houses in Vietnam's northern, central region

HANOI: Heavy rains, flooding and landslides have caused extensive damage across several localities, leaving three people dead, more than 16,000 homes inundated and nearly 25,000ha of crops and aquaculture affected so far, according to Department of Dyke Management and Natural Disaster Prevention and Control the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment.

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越南北部和中部地区发生洪水,造成三人死亡,16000栋房屋被淹。

Some rural communes of Hanoi are under water as Tich and Bui rivers water level rose following persistent downpours since the beginning of the week. - Photo: VNA/VNS

HANOI: Heavy rains, flooding and landslides have caused extensive damage across several localities, leaving three people dead, more than 16,000 homes inundated and nearly 25,000ha of crops and aquaculture affected so far, according to Department of Dyke Management and Natural Disaster Prevention and Control the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment.

As of 5.30pm Thursday (Sept 17), the fatalities are the three people from the same family that have been buried in a landslide in Da Bac Commune, the northern province of Phu Tho.

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