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Motorcyclists slowly make their way through a flooded section of Luong The Vinh Street in Thanh Xuan Ward, where the water reached over 20 cm. Photo by Hoang Giang |
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A woman takes her motorbike through a flooded area. Photo by Hoang Giang |
A forklift was seen transporting both people and vehicles across a flooded section of Pham Tu Street, where water reached 40 cm.
Video by Huy Manh
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Pham Tu Street, which connects Nguyen Xien to Xa La, has been flooded to nearly half a meter deep over a 1-km stretch in both directions. Photo by Huy Manh |
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People on their way to work on Pham Tu Street. Photo by Huy Manh |
Thang Long Boulevard, which links western Hanoi with the city center, remained heavily flooded and congested.
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Traffic slowed to a crawl in both directions on the central car lanes as most vehicles tried to move through this section. Photo by Ngoc Thanh |
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The traffic jam stretched almost to the overpass. Photo by Ngoc Thanh |
Thang Long Boulevard flooded and congested. Video by Ngoc Thanh
During the morning rush hour, the Mai Dich Overpass heading toward Linh Dam is facing traffic jam due to a deeply flooded spot at the entrance of the interchange, forcing vehicles to shift to the left lane to avoid the water. This area, home to a bus station, many apartment buildings, and offices, sees a high volume of commuters.
Vehicles circulating through the Mai Dich Interchange. Video by Loc Chung
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The Mai Dich Interchange is beginning to experience congestion after 7 a.m. on Oct. 1, 2025. Photo by Loc Chung |
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The section near the My Dinh Bus Station has receded, but the entrance/exit gate of the station is still flooded up to 30 cm. Photo by Loc Chung |
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At the entrance gate to the An Khanh Urban Area, the water has receded, but some sections remain flooded up to the car tires. Photo by Thao Nhi |
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Water continues to cover Nguyen Khuyen Street along the section passing through the Van Quan Urban Area in Ha Dong Ward this morning. Photo by Thanh Hai |
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Motorbikes and pedestrians cling to the side of the road, searching for a way through in Ha Dong. Photo by Thanh Hai |
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The area in front of My Dinh Bus Station remains deeply flooded, as traffic from elevated roads began heading towards central Hanoi at 7 a.m. Photo by Hoang Long |
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Le Duc Tho Street in front of My Dinh Stadium still has a long, flooded section, with water levels 50-60 cm deep. Photo by Thanh Hai |
Video by Ngoc Thanh
While the rain has stopped and the sun has come out, some areas in the western city, such as the area in front of My Dinh Bus Station and My Dinh Stadium, remain deeply flooded with water levels of 20-30 cm.
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Military vehicles navigate through a deep water section on Phung Hung Street, Ha Dong Ward. Photo by Ngoc Thanh |
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Soldiers assist residents in crossing the heavily flooded section. Photo by Ngoc Thanh |
