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颱風布老萊襲越南 19死88傷逾10萬房屋損毀Typhoon Burlai hits Vietnam: 19 dead, 88 injured, over 100,000 houses damaged

越南通訊社 ·2026-09-29

越南通訊社報道,颱風布老萊及隨後洪水在越南造成19人死亡、88人受傷,另有13人失蹤。超過10.5萬間房屋屋頂被吹走或損毀,中部河靜省災情最重,佔逾7.88萬間。總理範明政要求地方政府及部門採取緊急措施,並在10月5日前修復受損的學校及醫療設施。Vietnam News Agency reported that Typhoon Bulali and the subsequent floods caused 19 deaths, 88 injuries, and 13 people missing in Vietnam. More than 105,000 house roofs were blown away or damaged, with the central Ha Tinh Province hit the hardest, accounting for over 78,800 houses. Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has requested local governments and departments to take emergency measures and repair damaged schools and medical facilities before October 5.

The death toll from Typhoon Bualoi and subsequent floods in Vietnam has risen to 19, with 88 others injured, Vietnam News Agency reported Tuesday.

Thirteen people remain missing, while eight others are still out of contact, according to the report.

More than 105,000 houses were unroofed or damaged, with central Ha Tinh province hardest hit, accounting for over 78,800 of them.

Vietnamese Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has instructed local authorities and sectors to take urgent measures to support affected residents and mitigate the aftermath of the typhoon.

He ordered the repair of damaged educational and medical facilities before Oct. 5.

According to the National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting, flash floods and landslides are expected to persist for the next two to three days.

xinhua

The death toll from Typhoon Bualoi and subsequent floods in Vietnam has risen to 19, with 88 others injured, Vietnam News Agency reported Tuesday.

According to the report, thirteen people are still missing, and eight others are still out of contact.

More than 105,000 houses were unroofed or damaged, with central Ha Tinh province hardest hit, accounting for over 78,800 of them.

Vietnamese Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has instructed local authorities and sectors to take urgent measures to support affected residents and mitigate the aftermath of the typhoon.

He ordered the repair of damaged educational and medical facilities before October 5.

According to the National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting, flash floods and landslides are expected to continue for the next two to three days.

Xinhua

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