In photos: Huge waves rip apart Da Nang riverfront before Storm Fengshen arrives

by admin | Oct 22, 2025 | Asia

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Powerful waves driven by strong winds and high tides have torn apart sections of Da Nang’s Han River promenade, shattering sidewalks and fences just days before Storm Fengshen’s expected arrival.

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