Riverside villages of Hanoi submerged in floodwater
As of late July 22, many communes on the bank of Tich River in Hanoi's Quoc Oai district were still deeply under water, with many roadsblocked and many villages isolated .
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Floodwaters completely isolate Ben Voi village in Can Huu commune (Photo: VNA)
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Villagers move to safer places (Photo: VNA)
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(Photo: VNA)
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(Photo: VNA)
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Torrential rains following Son Tinh storm cause widespread floods in many northern localities (Photo: VNA)
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Heavy downpours and floods triggered by typhoon Son Tinh has left 13 dead, 11 missing and 14 others injured in northern and north central provinces by 6am on July 21 (Photo: VNA)
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(Photo: VNA)
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Local authorities evacuate villagers to safe shelters (Photo: VNA)
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