Heavy rains in Da Nang have triggered significant flooding across roads and residential areas, with some locations at risk of landslides and flash floods. In just six hours (from 1:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. on November 5), the city recorded rainfall amounts between 60 and 200 mm, and intense rain is expected to continue. Flooding on low-lying roads has already caused major traffic disruptions, with authorities closing some streets due to safety concerns, particularly in the Hoa Thuan Tay area where local forces have evacuated residents from flooded homes.
Image of flooding due to rain at Ton Duc Thang Street, Lien Chieu, Da Nang this morning.
Regions in the city, including Son Tra, Lien Chieu, and Hoa Vang districts, are on high alert due to landslide and flash flood risks. Early reports indicate several streets, such as Le Duan and Tran Cao Van, are partially submerged, and access to Son Tra Peninsula has been restricted as a precaution.
Da Nang’s Department of Education has advised schools to suspend classes due to extensive flooding across the city. Mayor Le Trung Chinh has urged local departments and authorities to monitor weather alerts closely, prepare for emergency response, and keep residents informed, especially those living near the Tuy Loan and Cu De rivers. The city is also focusing on relocating residents from areas highly susceptible to deep floods, flash floods, and landslides, with emergency supplies and equipment on standby.
The way to the Intercontinental Hotel this morning.
The city remains on high alert for potential flash floods, landslides, and severe environmental impacts, with threats to life, infrastructure, and economic activities.
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Source: Vietnam Insider