Archive · 3 Oct 2025
Typhoon Bualoi Death Toll Rises to 51 in Vietnam
A big storm called Typhoon Bualoi hit Vietnam, causing a lot of problems.
Sadly, 51 people died, and many more were hurt or are missing.
The storm damaged or flooded over 230,000 homes and destroyed a lot of crops.
The cost of the damage is estimated to be very high.
The government is helping by asking banks to assist businesses that were affected by the storm, such as possibly delaying or freezing loan payments.
This storm caused power outages leaving families without electricity.
Typhoon Bualoi's death toll in Vietnam rose to 51.
14 people are missing and 164 were injured.
The typhoon caused significant damage to houses, crops, roads, schools, and offices.
The government estimates the property damage at $603 million.
The central bank is urging banks to help affected businesses.
- Who
- Vietnam's government and central bank.
- What
- Typhoon Bualoi caused deaths, damage, and financial strain.
- When
- The report was released on Friday, and the typhoon made landfall on Monday.
- Where
- Northern central Vietnam.
- Why
- The typhoon brought strong winds, heavy rains, and flooding.
- Report Date
- Friday
- Death Toll
- 51
- Missing
- 14
- Injured
- 164
- Houses Damaged/Inundated
- 230,000+
- Crops Destroyed
- 89,000 hectares
- Property Damage Estimate
- 15.9 trillion dong ($603 million)