A high tide on September 29th caused significant flooding in Ho Chi Minh City, inundating Nguyễn Bình street for approximately one kilometer. Water levels reached nearly half a meter in some areas, severely impacting residents. People were forced to constantly monitor the tide and attempt to prevent water from entering their homes, effectively “living with the water” for hours. The flooding disrupted daily life and created challenging conditions for those living along the affected street in Ho Chi Minh City. Authorities have not yet released statements regarding the cause or potential mitigation strategies for these recurring high tide events. The situation underscores the vulnerability of urban areas in Ho Chi Minh City to tidal fluctuations. Residents are bracing for potential further disruptions as the tide continues.