Eyewitness footage from Vietnam’s Nam Trung Bộ region on November 19, 2025, shows entire neighborhoods swallowed by floodwaters, with residents forced to move through the streets by boat as rivers surged to historic levels. The flooding was fueled by relentless torrential rains and the lingering remnants of Typhoon Kalmaegi, which together dumped 150–500 mm of rain across the area through November 20.

Authorities report at least eight deaths, widespread landslides, and major disruption to local coffee harvests — a critical livelihood for many communities. Emergency teams continue relief and evacuation efforts as water levels remain dangerously high, according to both Vietnamese officials and UN updates.

The video underscores the scale of the disaster and the resilience of residents navigating some of the worst flooding the region has seen in years.