One of the most common and devastating natural disasters in Vietnam is flooding, especially during the rainy season and typhoon season. From around June to November, heavy rains and storms can cause rivers to overflow their banks, inundating vast areas of land, including residential areas, agricultural fields, and infrastructure. The central and Mekong Delta regions are particularly vulnerable to this phenomenon.

Floods bring about numerous challenges. They can lead to the loss of lives, displacement of communities, and significant damage to homes, roads, bridges, and crops. The aftermath often includes outbreaks of waterborne diseases and difficulties in accessing clean water and food. While authorities and local communities have implemented various measures to mitigate the impact of floods, such as building dykes and improving drainage systems, the sheer force of nature often poses a significant threat to the lives and livelihoods of people across vietnam

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