03.10.2025 12:22
After Typhoon Bualoi made landfall in Vietnam, the number of fatalities has risen to 51, and the number of injured has reached 164. 14 people have been reported missing. The flooding disaster caused by the typhoon has resulted in damages amounting to 603 million dollars.
As a result of Typhoon Bualoi, which made landfall in Vietnam on Monday, the death toll has risen to 51, with 164 injured and 14 reported missing. The toll is increasing due to the impact of Typhoon Bualoi, which made landfall in Vietnam on Monday. According to a report from the government-affiliated disaster management agency, the number of fatalities has risen to 51, with 164 injured and 14 reported missing. The material damage caused by the flooding resulting from the heavy rains brought by the typhoon has increased from 435.8 million dollars to 603 million dollars.
RICE AND OTHER CROPS HAVE PERISHED
The report states that the typhoon has severely damaged roads, schools, and government offices, causing outages in the electrical grid, leaving tens of thousands of families without electricity. Additionally, it was noted that more than 230,000 homes have been damaged or submerged, and approximately 89,000 hectares of rice and other agricultural products have perished.