Many flights disrupted by typhoon Bualoi
At least 186 flights were disrupted by typhoon Bualoi, according to the Ministry of Construction. Aviation units coordinated to reroute 64 flights to avoid the storm.| Vietnam Today
At least 186 flights were disrupted by typhoon Bualoi, according to the Ministry of Construction. Aviation units coordinated to reroute 64 flights to avoid the storm.| Vietnam Today
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Nearly 200 residents, students, and workers on Con Co Island have been relocated to storm shelters by Quang Tri province in coordination with the military. The island is currently experiencing moderate rain, winds at level 7 gusting to level 8, and high waves.| Vietnam Today
As weather conditions grow increasingly severe, the armed forces and police have fully mobilised personnel and equipment to help citizens cope with Typhoon Bualoi, especially in coastal provinces. Huế City Police joined these efforts on Saturday, deploying maximum resources and implementing comprehensive measures to address the typhoon's impact.| Vietnam Today
Typhoon Bualoi is expected to make landfall later this evening. According to forecasts, this storm, which is no.10 in Vietnam this year, is moving at a speed of 25 - 30 km/h, tracking west-northwest, closely following the terrain of Central Vietnam, and is expected to bring widespread heavy rain and strong winds.| Vietnam Today
Typhoon Bualoi is forecast to make landfall after 7:00 PM (28 September) between Nghệ An and northern Quảng Trị with winds up to level 12. Coastal waters from Thanh Hóa to Quảng Ngãi face waves of 5 – 7 metres and winds gusting as high as level 16.| Vietnam Today
