More than 500,000 ordered to evacuate as typhoon heads for Vietnam
Summary
Vietnam has ordered over 586,000 people to leave their homes as Typhoon Kajiki approaches. The storm, with strong winds and heavy rain, is expected to hit the country soon. Flights have been canceled, and strict warnings have been issued for public safety.Key Facts
- Over 586,000 people in Vietnam are ordered to evacuate because of Typhoon Kajiki.
- The typhoon currently has winds of 166 km/h (103 mph) and might get stronger.
- It is expected to hit Vietnam with winds of 200 km/h and 300-400mm of rain.
- The storm is also affecting Hainan, China, with heavy rain forecasts.
- Flights have been canceled, and boats are advised to stay docked.
- Soldiers are helping residents, and people are warned to stay indoors after 14:00 GMT on Sunday.
- The typhoon could be as severe as last year's Typhoon Yagi, which was deadly across the region.
- Vietnam Airlines canceled at least 22 flights to and from the central cities.
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