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Typhoon Bualoi: Vietnam 4 suspends the airport, more than 2 people moved to security

Al Jazeera, referring to local media, mobilized approximately 100,000 military personnel and evacuated about 250,000 people as Typhoon Bualoi approached the central coast of the country. According to the country’s meteorological agency, the storm, which was wind up to 130 km/h, was expected to hit Vietnam this year and later on Sunday. “

This is almost twice the average speed, a rapidly moving storm, a strong intensity and a wide range of influence. The agency said in a statement, strong winds, heavy rainfall, flood, flash floods, landslides and coastal water, including more than one natural disaster at the same time, “he said.

According to Al Jazeera, referring to Viet Nam News, Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh called for “the highest level ready” while entering the storm waters. Al Jazeera, referring to local media, at least four airports were closed while preparing for land, and fisherman boats were ordered back to the harbor. Authorities also guided the inhabitants in the coastal areas to secure their ships.

Al Jazeera also reported that three fishermen from the city of Ho Chi Minh were missing after a ship sinking and blocking another large waves from the Quang Tri Province. Eight people were rescued. The boats in clothes were seen about 1.5 km away from the mouth of the CUA Viet channel. The state media said that the country’s largest city has moved to more than 210,000 quiet places in Nang, the country’s largest city. In HUE, approximately 32,000 people in the coastal areas are evacuated. Al Jazeera, Da Nang, local authorities, in front of the storm to strengthen the coastline truck, stone, sand, bamboo bets and sacks of more than 200 workers reported that the storm.

Bualoi hit the Philippines on Friday, causing mud shifts and floods. According to the Philippine media, at least 10 people were killed and 10 people were lost. According to Al Jazeera, scientists have repeatedly warned that the storms in the area concentrate as the planet warms due to climate change. In Vietnam, according to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, more than 100 people were killed or disappeared in the first seven months of 2025 due to natural disasters.