The Son La Hydro-Meteorological Station warned of flooding, flash floods, and landslides on August 5.

The river level rose quickly between 1 a.m. and 7 a.m. The weather agency is watching the situation.

At 7 a.m., the water level was 514.05 meters, which is higher than the warning level. It is still lower than the record flood level in 2018.

Forecasters think the water level will rise to 514.5 meters, which is one meter above the warning level.

The hydro-meteorological agency warned that some areas near the Nam Pan River are at risk of flooding.

Rising water levels can cause flash floods and landslides, and can also damage roads and bridges.

Local authorities have been told to warn people to be careful when crossing bridges and roads during heavy rain.

The flood is a Level 2 disaster, which is serious.

Authorities have told people in vulnerable areas to watch the weather and take steps to stay safe.

The warning is important for people's safety.