Morning cold rain sees Hanoians grapple with traffic jams

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The prolonged spell of rain leaves many parts of Hanoi flooded, causing traffic jams during rush hour.
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Rain on the morning of October 20 leaves many residents of the capital stranded in rush hour congestion.
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Heavy rain makes it a huge challenge for local people to commute to work.
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Long queues of traffic form at major roads in Hanoi such as the Hoang Minh Giam-Nguyen Chanh overpass.
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Many locals are forced to be late due to the severity of the traffic jam.
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Busy traffic can be seen on Tran Duy Hung street.
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A motorbike breaks down amid traffic congestion, the driver spends 20 minutes escaping from Lieu Giai street.
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A woman takes 30 minutes to travel from Thanh Cong street to Kim Ma street amid heavy traffic and chilly conditions.
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Traffic police brave the morning rain to try to ease traffic congestion.
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Residents of Hanoi are told to brace for rain and cold weather until October 21.

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