Yagi killed 14 people one day after entering Vietnam

reported by Vietnamese authorities have warned about the heavy rainfall caused by the storm, referring to the decrease in intensity. This storm, which the Vietnamese authorities called one of the most powerful storms in the last decade in this country, has cut off electricity for more than three million people in the north of this country.

According to the authorities, the intensity of the storm has so far caused damage to the agricultural fields, which are about 116 thousand 192 hectares of rice and fruit. Also, following the closure of four airports, hundreds of flights were canceled.

The storm entered the northern coastal provinces of Vietnam with a speed of more than 149 kilometers per hour yesterday evening, and before its intensity decreased, it hit the northern parts of the country continuously for 15 hours.

The Vietnam Meteorological Organization has predicted heavy rains in the northern and central provinces of the country and warned of flooding in areas below sea level. Before entering Vietnam, super typhoon Yagi killed three people in China and injured around 100 others.