Typhoon Bualoi kills dozens in Vietnam and the Philippines Weather news

Officials from both countries said that hurricane roofs of homes killed dozens of people throughout Vietnam and the Philippines, and the weak storm crosses Poi to the neighboring Laos.

The hurricane hit small islands in the middle of the Philippines last week, the tallest trees and energy columns, unleashing floods, and Forced 400,000 people to evacuate. A Filipino Civil Defense official said on Monday that the death toll was more than twice to 27, either as most of the victims drowned or collided with the debris.

Scientists warn that storms have become increasingly strong with the high temperature of the planet due to the change of a human climate.

In Vietnam, Bollywi declined As a hurricane late on Sunday, and the generation of winds up to 130 km per hour (80 miles per hour). At least 13 people have been killed, while the research continues for 20 others, disaster authorities said in an online update.

More than 44,200 homes were damaged, including many torn surfaces, mostly in the Central Hain Tiny Province. At least 800 homes were dumpful and nearly 6000 hectares (15,000 acres) of crops were immersed, according to the update.

At least nine people died when a hurricane intelligence in Nina Benh was swept on Monday, according to the local disaster agency. A person was killed in Hawa Province and another in Thina Hawa, where about 20 people have been lost by the loss of local and national disasters.

More than 53,000 people Evacuated The Ministry of Agriculture and Environment said that schools and medical centers turned into temporary shelters before Baloui fell in Vietnam.

Four local airports, as well as parts of the National Highway, were closed on Monday. More than 180 flights have been canceled or delayed, according to the airport authorities. It was parts of NGHHEN and the Central District Steel without salad, and closed schools in affected areas.

Since she retreated in Vietnam, I weakened Balou when she moved across the border to Laos. It came in the aftermath of Super Typhoon Ragasa, who killed 14 people in the northern Philippines. The country has shocked 20 storms and hurricanes on average every year, routinely affecting the areas exposed to disasters where millions of people live.

In Vietnam, 175 people were killed or disappeared due to natural disasters from January to August this year, according to the General Statistics Office. She said that the total damage is estimated at $ 371 million, or nearly three times the amount during the same period in 2024.

Hurricane Yaji killed hundreds of people in Vietnam in September last year and caused economic losses of $ 3.3 billion.