Storms | Dozens dead in a typhoon in China, the Philippines and Vietnam

Typhoon The number of victims of Yagi in Vietnam already increased to fourteen on Sunday, the country’s media reported, referring to official data.

For example, in the northern district of Hoa Binh, four people were killed when a landslide caused by the storm’s rain buried their house.

In addition, several people died when they were trapped under roof structures and debris torn off by storm winds across the country.

Large parts of the northern port city of Hai Phong were still under floodwaters that rose to a height of about half a meter on Sunday. Electricity was also cut off in most of the area.

Before Vietnam Yagi raged in southern China and the Philippines.

In China, at least three people died and nearly a hundred were injured in the storm. Two million people from Hainan and its neighboring province of Guangdong were evacuated from the path of the storm.

In the Philippines, Yagi caused at least 20 deaths.