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Typhoon Bualoi made landfall in northern Vietnam, causing at least 20 deaths, widespread flooding, and power outages. The storm brought heavy rain, high winds, and storm surges, with evacuations and flight cancellations. It follows a week of severe weather across Asia, linked to climate change.
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A series of typhoons, including Bualoi, have caused widespread damage and fatalities in the Philippines, Vietnam, and Laos. Over 70 deaths have been reported, with thousands displaced and extensive property damage. The storms highlight increasing severity linked to climate change.
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Vietnam's central cities Hue and Hoi An experienced historic rainfall, with Hue recording over 1,700mm in 24 hours—the highest ever in Vietnam. Flooding submerged homes, caused evacuations, and disrupted transport, as authorities warn heavy rains may continue until Friday amid climate change-driven storms.
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Vietnam faces ongoing severe flooding caused by record rainfall and landslides, with 37 deaths and thousands displaced. Typhoon Kalmaegi is forecast to strengthen as it approaches the central coast, threatening further damage. Authorities continue rescue and relief efforts amid rising waters.
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Vietnam faces ongoing flooding after record rains and landslides, with at least 37 dead and rivers rising again. The Philippines declared a state of emergency as Typhoon Kalmaegi caused over 188 deaths and displacements. Recovery efforts are underway amid persistent heavy rain and storm threats.
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A landslide caused by heavy rain on Khanh Le Pass in Vietnam has buried a bus, trapping passengers and causing fatalities. Rescue efforts are ongoing amid severe weather conditions, with at least two confirmed deaths and multiple injuries. The incident highlights Vietnam's vulnerability to climate-related disasters.