Vietnam, Water to the Throat After the Typhoon Narrates: More than 4,000 Families Seek Shelter
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Typhoon Narra has brought heavy rain, flooding, and landslides to northern Vietnam, resulting in one death and the evacuation of thousands of people.
The typhoon Narra has brought to its knees the north of Vietnam, where more than 4,300 families have been evacuated and a victim is registered. In the province of Lang Son, rescue teams advance with water up to the gorge to reach the flooded houses and save the residents. Torrential rains have caused landslides, broken roads and damaged schools and offices. Almost 55 thousand families have remained without electricity and over 10 thousand hectar…
Today, August 24th, due to the influence of the circulation of typhoon number 4, the weather in the North remains very rainy, while in the Central and Southern regions it will be sunny, with some areas experiencing hot weather.
(Dan Tri Newspaper) - Typhoon No. 4 continues to move very slowly over the Gulf of Tonkin, while heavy rain has caused floods on many rivers in the Northeast to exceed alarm level 3 and are forecast to continue rising.
According to meteorological forecasts, Typhoon No. 4 is still moving slowly offshore, so from the evening of August 23rd to 24th, the Northeast region, southern Phu Tho, and Thanh Hoa will continue to experience heavy rain.
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