After yawning early in the morning, the woman had to undergo emergency surgery with a 50% chance of dying; she survived but was paralyzed and suffers excruciating pain regularly.
Due to the impact of Typhoon Kajiki (Typhoon No. 5), many roads in Hanoi have turned into "rivers," paralyzing traffic.
Yawning is a natural bodily reflex. However, excessive yawning can be a symptom of several serious illnesses.
The rain, which lasted for more than an hour, caused severe flooding on many low-lying roads in Ho Chi Minh City, making it difficult for people to travel through the water.
Heavy rains have caused severe flooding in many areas of Bien Hoa City (Dong Nai province), seriously affecting traffic.
Yawning and stretching after waking up are instinctive actions and have many health benefits.
From November 15-17, high tides are forecast to peak in Ho Chi Minh City with water levels reaching 1,76 meters, the highest so far this year.
The remnants of Typhoon No. 9 caused heavy rain, leading to a rapid rise in water levels and severe flooding in the central streets of Hoi An ancient town (Quang Nam province).
Rising floodwaters inundated the tent where funeral arrangements were being made for Mr. Nguyen Van Binh, one of the 13 officers and soldiers who died while rescuing people at the Rao Trang hydropower plant.
Having spent over 25 trillion VND on flood control projects over the past 5 years, Ho Chi Minh City has reduced flooding at 25.000 out of 36 affected areas.
A torrential downpour lasting over an hour caused flooding on Nguyen Huu Canh street (Ho Chi Minh City), submerging more than half of car wheels, forcing people to wade through the water on their way home during rush hour.
The rapid rate of ice melt in Greenland (Denmark) is causing sea levels to rise by an additional 10cm, affecting hundreds of millions of people worldwide.
According to the Director of the Can Tho City Department of Transport, the locality will build embankments along the Can Tho River, 3 boat locks, and 14-15 tidal barrier systems... to combat flooding.
On the evening of September 30th, the high tide continued to rise, causing severe flooding in many households in Xóm Đáy (Bình Thạnh District, Ho Chi Minh City), making daily life difficult for the residents.
Heavy rain caused Nguyen Huu Canh street to be flooded to a depth of more than half a meter, hundreds of vehicles broke down, forcing commuters to push them manually.
The torrential rain in Ho Chi Minh City caused many roads to be flooded to a depth of more than half a meter, leaving hundreds of vehicles stranded in the middle of the road.
The Secretary of the District Party Committee and Chairman of the People's Committee of Phu Quoc district said that Phu Quoc is only experiencing localized flooding in a few areas, and the rain has temporarily stopped.
Prolonged heavy rain has caused widespread flooding in Phu Quoc island district, Kien Giang province, cutting off transportation.
After three days of heavy and prolonged rainfall, many areas in Phu Quoc district (Kien Giang province) were severely flooded, disrupting the lives of local residents.
Dozens of townhouses and villas in the Geleximco urban area (Hoai Duc, Hanoi) were flooded, forcing residents to buy boats to get around.
Due to the impact of Typhoon No. 3 with heavy rain, many streets in Hanoi are deeply flooded.
The floodwaters rose so quickly that residents of Dai Lao commune, Bao Loc city, Lam Dong province, were caught off guard, submerging hundreds of houses.
The prolonged heavy rain caused many roads in Binh Thanh District and District 2 to be submerged in water.
Both men who went missing after being swept away by floodwaters while crossing a flooded road in Bien Hoa City on the evening of May 8th have been found.
High tides caused overflows and breaches in many embankments and dams, flooding numerous houses, crops, and fish ponds... estimated damages exceed 5,4 billion VND.
Ho Chi Minh City has just agreed to lease a super pump from Quang Trung Group for 9,9 billion VND/year to combat flooding on Nguyen Huu Canh Street, Binh Thanh District.
Authorities have reported that many vehicles broke down and required rescue in the newly opened underpass in Ho Chi Minh City.
Following a prolonged heavy rain, National Highway 1A in Thong Nhat district was deeply flooded, causing traffic congestion in the area for several hours.
Following a heavy and prolonged rainstorm on the morning of September 3rd, many roads in Ho Chi Minh City were flooded, causing difficulties for residents' travel.
High tides caused flooding on several low-lying roads in Can Tho City, disrupting transportation and daily life for residents.
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