Typhoon Kajiki made landfall in Vietnam on Monday, bringing dangerous winds and heavy rainfall to the country's central provinces. The storm hit Nghe An and Ha Tinh provinces with wind speeds of 133 kph, causing widespread destruction as it surged through the region.
Authorities evacuated tens of thousands of residents from low-lying coastal communities as the powerful storm approached. Reports of uprooted trees, collapsed roofs, and flooded streets emerged as Kajiki battered the area, leaving many without power and disrupting communication networks.
