Nha Trang Beach covered in driftwood after rains
Driftwood from the Cai River is being washed up on Nha Trang Beach after two days of heavy rains.
The beach to the east of Tran Phu Street, which is considered the most beautiful beach in Khanh Hoa Province was covered in driftwood on the morning of December 27.
Besides a large amount of driftwood, there are also plastic bottles and cans washed ashore. The rubbish is thought to have been swept along Cai River, to the estuaries and onto the beach.
Dozens of environment workers were sent out to clean up the beach.
According to the south region's Hydro-Meteorological Station, the increased cold spell and turbulent high winds caused rains in Khanh Hoa Province. The average rainfall was 30-60mm. Canh Ranh City had 95.5mm of rainfall.
The water level in Cai River also rose to 9.52 metres at 6 am, December 27, and will continue to rise.
Besides a large amount of driftwood, there are also plastic bottles and cans washed ashore. The rubbish is thought to have been swept along Cai River, to the estuaries and onto the beach.
Dozens of environment workers were sent out to clean up the beach.
According to the south region's Hydro-Meteorological Station, the increased cold spell and turbulent high winds caused rains in Khanh Hoa Province. The average rainfall was 30-60mm. Canh Ranh City had 95.5mm of rainfall.
The water level in Cai River also rose to 9.52 metres at 6 am, December 27, and will continue to rise.
Nha Trang Beach covered in driftwood
People still go out to swim despite the mess
Environment workers hurried to clean the beach
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