Vietnam has evacuated thousands from central and northern provinces as Typhoon Bualoi approaches faster than expected.
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20, the bride used social media to help find a new locationNext photo People work to rescue fishermen on a stranded fishing boat due to Typhoon Bualoi in Quang Tri, Vietnam Sunday, Sept. 28, 2025. People move a fishing boat from the beach ahead of Typhoon Bualoi in Danang, Vietnam Sunday, Sept. 28, 2025. People drive through the rain in Hanoi, Vietnam, Sunday, Sep. 28, 2025, as Typhoon Bualoi brings strong winds, storm surges, and heavy rains. Workers reinforce dyke road ahead of Typhoon Bualoi in Ha Tinh, Vietnam Sunday, Sept. 28, 2025. People work to rescue fishermen on a stranded fishing boat due to Typhoon Bualoi in Quang Tri, Vietnam Sunday, Sept. 28, 2025. – Vietnam evacuated thousands of people from central and northern provinces Sunday as Typhoon Bualoi raced toward the country faster than expected with landfall forecast later in the day.in the central Philippines since Friday, mostly from drownings and falling trees, and knocked out power in several towns and cities, officials said. It forced about 23,000 families to evacuate to more than 1,400 emergency shelters.In Vietnam, the typhoon was expected to bring winds of up to 133 kph , storm surges of more than a meter and heavy rains that could trigger flash floods and landslides. The eye of the typhoon was nearing the coast Sunday night and forecast to make landfall before midnight, before moving inland toward Nghe An province. Authorities grounded fishing boats in northern and central regions and ordered evacuations. State media reported Da Nang planned to relocate more than 210,000 people, while Hue prepared to move more than 32,000 coastal residents to safer ground. The Civil Aviation Authority said operations were suspended at four coastal airports, including Danang International Airport, with several flights rescheduled. Heavy rains have drenched central provinces since Saturday night. In Hue, floods swamped low-lying streets, storms ripped off roofs and at least one person was reported missing after being swept away by floodwaters. In neighboring Quang Tri province, a fishing boat sank and another was stranded while seeking shelter. Nine people have been rescued while efforts were underway to reach two others at sea, state media said. Forecasters warned of more heavy rain through Oct. 1, raising risks of flooding and landslides in northern and central provinces., one of the strongest to hit in years, left at least 28 deaths in the northern Philippines and Taiwan before making landfall in China and dissipating Thursday over Vietnam. Global warming is making storms like Wipha stronger and wetter, according to experts since warmer oceans provide tropical storms with more fuel, driving more intense winds, heavier rainfall, and shifting precipitation patterns across East Asia.The Associated Press’ climate and environmental coverage receives financial support from multiple private foundations. AP is solely responsible for all content. Find the AP’sCopyright 2025 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed without permission.
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