At least 41 dead as relentless rains flood Vietnam
Summary
Rains and floods in central Vietnam have killed at least 41 people and affected over 52,000 homes, leaving many without power. Authorities are searching for nine missing people, while extreme weather in recent months has caused significant damage and disruptions across the region.Key Facts
- At least 41 people have died due to heavy rains and floods in central Vietnam.
- Over 52,000 homes are submerged, and power is out for half a million households and businesses.
- The worst-hit areas include the cities of Hoi An, Nha Trang, and a key coffee-producing region in the central highlands.
- Rainfall reached over 1.5 meters in some areas, surpassing the 1993 flood levels.
- Two typhoons, Kalmaegi and Bualoi, contributed to recent destruction.
- Damage from natural disasters in Vietnam this year is estimated at $2 billion.
- A state of emergency is declared in Lam Dong province due to landslides.
- Tens of thousands of residents have evacuated, and emergency shelters have been set up.
- Authorities expect moderate to heavy rain to continue through at least Sunday.
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