Chilly cold air hits Hanoi during week days
Outdoor workers are covering themselves up to cope with the 11-14 degree Celsius weather.
Despite the frigid winter, outdoor workers brave the chilly weather to make a living.
They are covering themselves up to cope with the 11-14 degree Celsius weather.
The nighttime temperature in Hanoi drops to 11 degrees Celsius, the lowest level since the beginning of winter this year. |
During the night of the northeast monsoon, while many people fall asleep, others have no choice but bundle themselves up and go outside to make a living. |
In the freezing temperatures, it seems that the harder you work, the warmer you get. |
As it gets colder at night, street vendors try to sell the last cakes on the streets in hopes of making more money before heading home. |
The heavy burden of making a living falls on the poor workers’ shoulders every night. The colder it is, the harder their work is. |
Meteorological experts recommend that people on the street should keep their body warm to avoid flu. |
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