A thick layer of fog descended on Ho Chi Minh City on the morning of September 10, serving to create poor conditions for residents on their way to work, with many concerned about declining air quality.

The morning of September 10 sees several of the southern city’s high-rise
buildings left engulfed in fog.

Three high-rise buildings in District 6 disappear into the fog.

It is necessary for drivers to turn on their lights when travelling
on the city’s roads at 7 a.m.

Poor conditions have particularly affected local residents trying to commute
to work or school in the morning, with the low visibility forcing people to drive
far slower than normal.

A view of a high-rise building in District 1

District 8 in Ho Chi Minh City appears dim with the current situation proving
to be very worrying for many local residents.

Photos: Nld.com.vn