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According to data released by the National Centre for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting, a heat wave hits Da Nang with temperatures reaching 38 degrees Celsius on April 2.

The harsh heat of the sun means that drivers are forced to don masks and long clothing when travelling around the central city.

Masks and long clothing are the tools used by local people in an attempt to cope with the stifling heat.

Drivers wear long clothing, masks, and sunglasses to cope with the scorching heat in Da Nang.

Those who must venture outdoors have to cover their entire body and face with protective clothing and gear, such as putting on gloves, socks, sunglasses, and masks.

A worker brings along a wet towel in an attempt to cool down amid the hot weather.

A street vendor dons a face mask and puts on long clothing to minimise the impact of the heat.

A worker continues her job despite outdoor temperatures reaching more than 38 degrees Celsius.

A worker seeks the shade as he tries to avoid the harsh sun.

Moving forward, the hot spell is forecast to increase its intensity on April 3 before eventually reaching its peak on April 4 as it grips large areas from northern to central regions.

Locals in Da Nang seek measures to cope with heat wave

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