Vietnam’s historic town of Hoi An has been severely affected by record-breaking floods, transforming its streets into rivers. The ancient town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, saw water levels rise dramatically following days of torrential rain, forcing evacuations and disrupting daily life. Authorities have issued flood warnings as rescue teams assist affected residents. This year’s flooding is among the most severe in the region’s history, highlighting growing concerns over climate change and its impact on Southeast Asia’s coastal heritage sites.
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