Typhoon Wipha Claims Three Lives in Vietnam
Of the confirmed fatalities, two victims were swept away by sudden floodwaters in the central province of Nghe An, while another person died in a landslide that struck the same area. The storm's impact has been both deadly and widespread.
Roughly 720 homes were severely damaged, while floodwaters inundated nearly 3,850 more throughout the northern and central regions of the country, the agency reported.
Nghe An province suffered the most extensive damage. More than 9,000 households there experienced extended power outages as a result of the typhoon’s destructive path, according to media.
Emergency responders continue efforts to locate the missing individual, while recovery teams work to restore essential services and assess the full scope of the damage.
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