Torrential Rains Trigger Fatal Flooding In Northern Vietnam
Torrential Rains Trigger Fatal Flooding In Northern Vietnam
US · Published Oct 8, 2025
Torrential rains from Typhoon Matmo caused severe flooding in northern Vietnam, resulting in casualties and missing persons.
Thousands of homes were damaged, and landslides complicated rescue efforts in provinces including Cao Bang, Thanh Hoa, and Thai Nguyen.
The Vietnamese government approved $5.3 million in emergency relief as flood alerts remain in effect.
Torrential rains cause deaths and widespread damage
Torrential rains triggered by Typhoon Matmo have caused catastrophic flooding in northern Vietnam, resulting in at least three fatalities and leaving four individuals unaccounted for. The relentless downpour has led to widespread devastation, with thousands of homes damaged and numerous communities isolated. Rivers have overflowed their banks, exacerbating the flooding, while landslides have further complicated rescue efforts in the affected provinces, including Cao Bang, Thanh Hoa, and Thai Nguyen.
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