Tropical storm Mulan hits northern Vietnam
The storm is forecast to cause heavy downpours and rough seas in the northern region, including Hanoi.
The storm is forecast to cause heavy downpours and rough seas in the northern region, including Hanoi.
Weather experts forecast that there would be 10 and 12 storms and tropical depressions in the East Sea this year, of which four to six storms would directly hit the Vietnamese mainland.
Hanoi residents are advised to keep warm to protect their health in the chilly cold weather.
Thousands of students in Lang Son, Lao Cai, Cao Bang, among other northern provinces of Vietnam have been allowed to stay home to avoid the cold snap.
The lowest temperatures during the time the region is hit by the cold snap are ten to 12 degrees Celsius, and four to seven degrees Celsius in mountainous areas.
The village attracts visitors because of its ancient houses and the architectural features.
The first cold spells are forecast to hit the northern provinces, triggering cooler climate by late September.