HCM City: from roads to rivers

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Last updated: Saturday, July 3, 2010 |

VietNamNet Bridge – After a 30-minute downpour at noon July 1, some roads in HCM City were flooded at depths of up to 1 meter.

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Downpour hit thousands of passengers at Tan Son Nhat Airport

The downpour also flooded some areas of Vietnam’s largest international airport – Tan Son Nhat. Power was cut for 30 minutes, affecting check-in procedures.

Nearly ten domestic flights of Vietnam Airlines and Jetstar Pacific were canceled, affecting around 1000 passengers.

However, the power outage only hit domestic, not international, flights.