Forecasts indicated that by 10 a.m. the same day, water levels on both rivers would continue rising above Level 3 warning thresholds — 3.5 meters on the Huong River and 4.5 meters on the Bo River.
URGENT ANNOUNCEMENT
Currently, the inflow to the reservoirs is very large. At 4 a.m. on October 27, Ta Trach reservoir had 6,728 m³/s; Binh Dien reservoir had 3,821 m³/s; and Huong Dien reservoir had 2,631 m³/s. The reservoirs are increasing the regulated discharge to the downstream areas. Water levels in the Huong River and Bo River are rising.
It is projected that at 10 a.m. on the same day, the water levels in the Huong River and Bo River will continue to rise above Alert Level 3 (Alert Level 3 on the Huong River is 3.5m; Alert Level 3 on the Bo River is 4.5m).
Announcement time: 4:20 a.m. on October 27, 2025
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In downstream localities along these rivers, floodwaters were surging swiftly and inundating neighborhoods. Residents urgently raised household belongings to higher ground and prepared for evacuation to ensure safety.
Meanwhile, police, military, and border guard forces were coordinating with local authorities and emergency response teams to implement various measures, including relocating residents from high-risk areas.
Scenes of landslides and flooding caused by heavy rain in Hue City on the morning of October 27:
