The Typhoon Bool in Vietnam was damaged by more than 104 thousand homes and threw about 13 thousand trees.
At least 19 people were killed in Vietnam because of Typhoon Bool, another 13 were missing, of which 12 fishermen. Vnexpress reported this on Tuesday, September 30.
The storm reached the province of Hatin on the night of September 29. Boailo caused floods, landslides and tornado in the north and central part of the country. Due to strong winds, more than 104 thousand homes were damaged.
Livni and Storm Tide caused damage to plantations (9.4 thousand ha). The storm also threw over 3.4 thousand electric poles and nearly 13 thousand trees.
The bad weather led to the removal of 42 flights and delays in 51 flights.
Remember that last week on Taiwan’s island of Supertayfun Ragasa, 14 people took their lives, more than 120 were missing.
Earlier in Central Vietnam, as a result of heavy rains, at least three people were killed by a storm.
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