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Rising Red River waters affect the lives of Hanoi residents. (Photo: An Dang – VNA)
Rising Red River waters affect the lives of Hanoi residents. (Photo: An Dang – VNA)
Rising Red River waters affect the lives of Hanoi residents. (Photo: An Dang – VNA)
Rising Red River waters affect the lives of Hanoi residents. (Photo: An Dang – VNA)
Rising Red River waters affect the lives of Hanoi residents. (Photo: An Dang – VNA)
Rising Red River waters affect the lives of Hanoi residents. (Photo: An Dang – VNA)
Rising waters on the Red River’s mid-bank area disrupt daily life in Hanoi. (Photo: Minh Quyet – VNA)
Rising waters on the Red River’s mid-bank area disrupt daily life in Hanoi. (Photo: Minh Quyet – VNA)
Rising waters on the Red River’s mid-bank area disrupt daily life in Hanoi. (Photo: Minh Quyet – VNA)
Rising waters on the Red River’s mid-bank area disrupt daily life in Hanoi. (Photo: Minh Quyet – VNA)
Rising waters on the Red River’s mid-bank area disrupt daily life in Hanoi. (Photo: Minh Quyet – VNA)
Rising waters on the Red River’s mid-bank area disrupt daily life in Hanoi. (Photo: Minh Quyet – VNA)
Rising Red River waters seen from Long Bien Bridge. (Photo: An Dang – VNA)
Rising Red River waters seen from Long Bien Bridge. (Photo: An Dang – VNA)
Rising Red River waters affect the lives of Hanoi residents. (Photo: An Dang – VNA)
Rising Red River waters affect the lives of Hanoi residents. (Photo: An Dang – VNA)
Rising Red River waters affect the lives of Hanoi residents. (Photo: An Dang – VNA)
Rising Red River waters affect the lives of Hanoi residents. (Photo: An Dang – VNA)
Heavy congestion along Thang Long Avenue heading from Hanoi to Lang–Hoa Lac, with many sections still under 40–80 cm of water. (Photo: Hoang Hieu – VNA)
Heavy congestion along Thang Long Avenue heading from Hanoi to Lang–Hoa Lac, with many sections still under 40–80 cm of water. (Photo: Hoang Hieu – VNA)
Dam Quang Trung Street remains heavily flooded, disrupting traffic on the morning of October 1. (Photo: Thanh Phuong – VNA)
Dam Quang Trung Street remains heavily flooded, disrupting traffic on the morning of October 1. (Photo: Thanh Phuong – VNA)
Dam Quang Trung Street remains heavily flooded, disrupting traffic on the morning of October 1. (Photo: Thanh Phuong – VNA)
Dam Quang Trung Street remains heavily flooded, disrupting traffic on the morning of October 1. (Photo: Thanh Phuong – VNA)
Dam Quang Trung Street remains heavily flooded, disrupting traffic on the morning of October 1. (Photo: Thanh Phuong – VNA)
Dam Quang Trung Street remains heavily flooded, disrupting traffic on the morning of October 1. (Photo: Thanh Phuong – VNA)
Prolonged congestion along Thang Long Avenue heading from Hanoi to Lang–Hoa Lac, with many sections still submerged 40–80 cm deep; motorbikes forced to use car lanes on the expressway. (Photo: Hoang Hieu – VNA)
Prolonged congestion along Thang Long Avenue heading from Hanoi to Lang–Hoa Lac, with many sections still submerged 40–80 cm deep; motorbikes forced to use car lanes on the expressway. (Photo: Hoang Hieu – VNA)
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Hanoi reels from Red River surge and Typhoon Bualoi downpours

Due to upstream flooding, water levels in the Red River in Hanoi have surged, disrupting life for households along both banks. Meanwhile, Typhoon Bualoi brought heavy rain on September 30, leaving many streets in Hanoi still deeply flooded by the morning of October 1, 2025.

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