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Water levels in Red, Duong rivers recede, Hanoi lowers flood alert

The water level of the Red River in Hanoi has dropped to 10.39 meters, falling below the second flood alert threshold of 10.5 meters. Consequently, the Hanoi Command for Search, Rescue, and Natural Disaster Prevention has lifted the second flood alert for both the Red and Duong rivers.

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Red River water levels recede (Photo taken at 8:15 AM, September 13, 2024, by VNA)

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Red River water levels recede (Photo taken at 8:15 AM, September 13, 2024, by VNA)

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Red River water levels recede (Photo taken at 8:15 AM, September 13, 2024, by VNA)

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The rivers' water levels are steadily receding, with the middle banks of the Red River reemerging after being submerged for several days. (Photo taken at 8:15 AM, September 13, 2024, by VNA).

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Red River water levels recede (Photo taken at 8:15 AM, September 13, 2024, by VNA)

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Red River water levels recede (Photo taken at 8:15 AM, September 13, 2024, by VNA)

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Red River water levels recede (Photo taken at 8:15 AM, September 13, 2024, by VNA)

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Red River water levels recede (Photo taken at 8:15 AM, September 13, 2024, by VNA)

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Red River water levels recede (Photo taken at 8:15 AM, September 13, 2024, by VNA)

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Red River water levels recede (Photo taken at 8:15 AM, September 13, 2024, by VNA)

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Red River water levels recede (Photo taken at 8:15 AM, September 13, 2024, by VNA)

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