In Central Vietnam, record rainfall has led to devastating floods, claiming at least 13 lives and leaving 11 individuals unaccounted for. The torrential rains, which began on October 26, have submerged homes and villages, with the coastal cities of Hue and Danang particularly affected. Rescue operations have intensified as floodwaters recede, allowing teams to reach isolated communities. Approximately 26,000 residents have been evacuated, and the government has mobilized helicopters and troops to deliver essential supplies. The floods have damaged infrastructure, with 120,000 homes impacted and significant destruction reported. Meteorological experts attribute the extreme weather to a collision of cool air and moisture-rich winds, exacerbated by climate change. Authorities are implementing emergency measures to aid recovery and prevent further suffering.