Central Vietnam’s Hoi An remained flooded days after Typhoon Damrey brought heavy rain to the country, and locals and tourists alike were forced to wade and take boats through the city’s UNESCO-protected Ancient Town on Monday, November 6.This footage, said by the uploader to show the corner of Tran Phu and Hoang Dieu, shows a glimpse of the waterlogged roads.According to reports from local news source Thanh Nien Online, water levels in Hoi An on November 6 were roughly 10.2 feet (3.12 meters).Reuters reported that an estimated 60 people died due to Typhoon Damrey, which hit Vietnam on November 4. Credit: Instagram/vikkibyron via Storyful