Ten Others Wooded and Nearly 7,000 homes Damaged After Kajiki Batters Vietnam With Fierce Winds and Torrential Rains.
At least three People Have Been Killed in Vietnam After Typhoon Kajiki Battered Northern and Central Areas of the country, Bringing Fierce Winds and Torrential Rains That Collapsed Homes, Felled Trees and Turned Streets in the capital, Hanoi, Into Rivers.
The Storm, Which Made Landfall in Vietnam On Monday, Also Left At Least 10 People Wooded, Authorities Said On Tuesday.
It has now Crossed into Laos, Weakened into a tropical depression.
Vietnam’s Government, in a statement, Said Kajiki Damaged Nearly 7,000 homes, flood 28,800 hectares (71,166 acres) of Rice Plantings and Felled under 18,000 trees. IT Also Broucht Down 331 Electricity Poles, Causing Widespretad Blackouts in Thanh Hoa, Nghe An, Ha Tinh, Thai Nguyen and Phu Thho Province.
The Country’s National Weather Agency Forecast Continued DownPours Through Tuesday, With Sub Areas Likely To Get Up To 150 Millimetres (6 Inches) Of Rain In Six Hours, Potentially Causing Flash Floods and Landslides.
In Hanoi, media media reported that continued heavy rains have caused widespred flooding, submerging streets, stalling vehicles and snarling traffic.
According to vn Express, The Floodwaters on National Highway 6, Which Links Hanoi with Northwestern Province, rearloly rearly 1 meter (3.2 feet) in sum places, Stalling Cars and Motorbikes.
AHEAD OF THE STORM’S LANDFALL, Vietnamese Authorities Evacuated Sub 44,000 People Across Five Province and Calleed All Fishing Boats Back To Harbor.
The Military Has Also Mobilized More than 346,000 Personnel and 8,200 vehicles, including five aircraft, To Support Storm Relief, According to Viet Nam News.
The Military You have instituted its troops to remumin on high alert and prepare for rapid deployment in vulnerable areas to landslides and flash floods.
Human-CaSeed Climate Change is driving more intense and an predictable Weather Patterns That Can Make Destructive Floods and Storms More Likely, particularly in the tropic.
In Vietnam, More than 100 People Have Been Killed Or Left Missing From Natural Disasters in the First Seven Months of 2025, According to The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development.
Economic Losses Have Been Estimated at More than $ 21m.
Vietnam suffered $ 3.3bn in Economic Losses Last Sepross A results of Typhoon Yagi, Which Swept Across The Country’s North and Caused Hundreds of Deaths.
