At least 41 dead as heavy rain, flooding and landslides hit central Vietnam
Summary
Heavy rain, flooding, and landslides in central Vietnam have resulted in at least 41 deaths and significant displacement. The severe weather has affected six provinces, flooding over 52,000 homes and leaving many people without power. The government is actively working to evacuate residents from affected areas.Key Facts
- At least 41 people have died due to the severe weather in central Vietnam.
- The affected region experienced over 150cm (60 inches) of rain in three days.
- Over 52,000 houses are flooded, and nearly 62,000 people have evacuated.
- Major roads are blocked, and a suspension bridge was destroyed by flooding.
- About one million people have lost electricity.
- Leaders in three provinces are using resources like the army and police to assist evacuations.
- Photos show cars submerged and residents stranded on rooftops.
- The national weather agency warns of continued heavy rain and potential for more flooding and landslides.
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