Archive · 30 Sep 2025
Typhoon Bualoi Floods Vietnam: Death Toll Rises to 26
Typhoon Bualoi caused intense rainfall in Vietnam, leading to floods and landslides.
The storm has caused significant damage.
Sadly, 26 people have died and 22 are missing.
Roads are blocked, schools closed, and flights disrupted in Hanoi.
Homes and crops have been severely damaged.
Authorities are providing assistance.
Typhoon Bualoi caused floods and landslides in Vietnam.
The death toll has risen to 26.
22 people are missing.
Heavy rainfall exceeded 300 mm in some areas.
Flights and train services were disrupted in Hanoi.
- Who
- Vietnam
- What
- Typhoon Bualoi caused floods and landslides, raising the death toll to 26.
- When
- Tuesday (reporting)
- Where
- Vietnam, primarily northern central regions and Hanoi
- Why
- Typhoon Bualoi brought heavy rain
- Fatalities
- 26
- Missing
- 22
- Injured
- 105
- Damaged Homes
- 135,000+
- Inundated Crops
- 25,500 hectares
- Rainfall
- Exceeded 300 mm in some areas
Sources
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