Typhoon No. 6 Hits Central Vietnam

On the afternoon of October 27, Typhoon No. 6, also known as Typhoon Tra Mi, made landfall in the central provinces of Vietnam, bringing significant rainfall and strong winds. Rainfall amounts ranged from 200 to over 600 mm, leading to serious traffic disruptions in provinces such as Quang Binh, Quang Tri, Thua Thien Hue, and Da Nang. In Da Nang, heavy rain and strong gusts caused numerous trees to fall and streets to flood. The city's leadership advised residents to limit going outside and convened emergency meetings to prepare for the storm. In addition to Da Nang, provinces like Quang Nam identified high-risk areas for landslides and began evacuating residents. Despite the severe flooding, authorities are committed to protecting lives and property through rescue operations and traffic safety checks. Given the complex situation, local governments continue to closely monitor the storm's development to implement timely response measures.