Summary
Typhoon Bualoi hit north-central Vietnam, causing heavy rain and strong winds. It resulted in at least six deaths and significant property damage. Large numbers of people were evacuated, and flights were halted at several airports.
Key Facts
- Typhoon Bualoi arrived in north-central Vietnam with strong winds and heavy rainfall.
- At least six people died due to the typhoon, with significant property damage reported.
- Over 210,000 people in Da Nang and more than 32,000 in Hue were evacuated to safer areas.
- Four coastal airports, including Danang International Airport, suspended operations.
- Strong winds reached up to 82 miles per hour, and the typhoon caused waves as high as 16 feet.
- Authorities issued warnings about possible flash floods and landslides due to expected 11 inches of rain.
- The Vietnamese government has mobilized rescue teams to clear debris and help affected people.
- Last week, Typhoon Bualoi affected the Philippines, causing at least ten deaths.
