Author: Khanh Vu

HANOI – Severe floods are expected to hit northern Vietnam, including the capital Hanoi, following the devastation caused by Typhoon Yagi, the strongest storm in Asia this year. The aftermath of the typhoon has resulted in at least 65 deaths and 39 individuals still missing in the northern region, according to government sources. Landslides and floods, triggered by the typhoon, have led to a tragic loss of lives, with most casualties reported due to landslides and flash floods. Additionally, 752 people have been injured as a result of the natural disaster, as per the latest update from the disaster management…

A powerful typhoon named Yagi wreaked havoc in northern Vietnam over the weekend, causing devastating landslides and floods that have resulted in the tragic loss of 24 lives and left 299 others injured. This natural disaster, the most severe in Asia this year, made landfall on the country’s northeastern coast on Saturday, disrupting power supplies and telecommunications in various areas, with Quang Ninh and Haiphong being the hardest hit. The weather agency has issued warnings of ongoing flooding and landslides, with rainfall amounts reaching alarming levels in different parts of the region. The National Centre for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting emphasized the…