Workers struggle to make a living under the scorching sun and over 50 degree Celsius road surface in Hanoi.

According to the National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting, on June 29, the northern and central provinces will experience widespread heat. Hanoi will have a hot day, with temperatures reaching 35-37 degrees Celsius.

At 1 p.m., the highest outdoor temperature in the capital reached 37 degrees Celsius, but the actual temperature measured on the street exceeded 50 degrees Celsius, and the light intensity was very strong.

People who work outdoors are most affected by the heat.

At My Dinh bus station at 1 pm, the sun was scorching hot, there was no roof. The workers loading goods here were still busy transporting goods.

Hot weather and high intensity work for many hours make the workers here tired, sweat soaking their shirts.

Mr. Doan (a porter at My Dinh bus station) said: "You get used to working in the hot weather. Sometimes you can't even sweat because the sun dries it all up. The work is hard, but everyone needs to make a living, each person has their own job."

Ms. Lan works as a scrap collector, and the hot weather makes her quite tired. "I'm old, working in this hot weather is tiring, I take a break to rest, and wait until the afternoon is cooler to continue."

A man is pouring water on the sidewalk in front of his shop to cool off in the scorching heat of Hanoi.

Going out in the 37 degree heat, bringing an umbrella is indispensable.

On Cau Giay Street, when stopping at a red light, many vehicles "hide" in the shade to avoid the sun.