When Storm Wipha made landfall on July 22, it caused localised flooding in several areas, with some houses unroofed and trees uprooted. Fortunately, there were no human casualties. Authorities and local residents are now joining hands to clean up and recover from the storm’s aftermath.
Many houses in La Lay commune, Quang Tri province, had their roofs blown off due to Storm Wipha
Many houses in La Lay commune, Quang Tri province, had their roofs blown off due to Storm Wipha
Many houses in La Lay commune, Quang Tri province, had their roofs or walls blown off due to Storm Wipha
Some areas in Hai Tien commune (Ninh Binh) were locally inundated
Several roads in Hai Hau commune (Ninh Binh province) experienced localised flooding
Trees were uprooted by strong winds at October 30 Square, along Ha Long Bay (Quang Ninh province)
Staff at Sunshine apartment complex in Phu Thuong ward (Hanoi) clear fallen trees and actively prepare for the storm
Police in Hai Thinh commune (Ninh Binh province) mobilised about 30 officers to coordinate with local authorities in helping residents move to safety
Heavy rain and strong winds collapsed a rice storage warehouse of a local business in Dinh Thanh commune (An Giang province)
Due to deep flooding, many motorbikes and cars stalled on Phan Chu Trinh street, Hac Thanh ward (Thanh Hoa province)
Trees were broken and uprooted by Storm Wipha in Ninh Binh
