Hoi An's ancient quarter flooded again late on Nov. 15 after days of widespread heavy rain forced upstream hydropower reservoirs to release water, submerging much of the UNESCO-listed town overnight.

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Tourists are returning to the UNESCO-listed ancient town of Hoi An in Vietnam following a lengthy clean-up operation. Last week’s historic flooding completely submerged Hoi An’s streets, forcing ...

On the morning of October 31st, floodwaters on the Hoai River and in Hoi An ancient town receded, and residents and authorities began cleaning up the environment. As the floodwaters receded, Hoi An ...

Heavy rains lasting from the morning of October 26th until today (October 27th), coupled with the release of water from upstream hydroelectric dams, caused the Hoai River to rise rapidly, flooding ...

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