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Tourists sit on boats and cyclos to visit Hoi An on the day the Hoai River rises

10:39:48, 15/11/2022 During the day when the water of Hoai River rose, causing local flooding of some roads, tourists enjoyed riding boats and cyclos to visit the old town.


In the early afternoon of October 26, water from under the Hoai River (a tributary of the Thu Bon River flowing through Hoi An Ancient Town, Quang Nam Province) - was still showing signs of rising, causing local flooding in some areas in the neighborhood. neck.


Mr. Nguyen The Hung - Vice Chairman of Hoi An City People's Committee said that heavy rain yesterday (October 25), combined with water from upstream, caused the water level of Hoai River to rise. The water level in Hoi An at 12 o'clock on October 26 is 1.19m.


As noted, in streets like Bach Dang, Le Loi, Hoang Van Thu, water is flooding. In particular, on Bach Dang road running along the river, some sections flooded more than 30cm, making it difficult for vehicles to move through.


People riding motorbikes and tourists walking from An Hoi side to the intersection between Bach Dang and Nguyen Thai Hoc streets have to cross the water.


Afraid to wade in the water, many tourists when going through the above intersection have to move to the sidewalk.














(Source: vtc.vn)

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