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Tifone Yagi mette in ginocchio il Vietnam: almeno 143 morti

epa11596100 Local residents are evacuated on a boat at a flooded street in Hanoi, Vietnam, 10 September 2024. Typhoon Yagi, which struck northern Vietnam over the weekend, triggered severe flooding in Hanoi. The Red River's rapid rise inundated communities along the riverbank, forcing residents to seek refuge in safer areas. As of 09 September, the Vietnam Disaster and Dyke Management Authority reported at least 65 fatalities and 39 missing persons due to the typhoon. According to UNICEF, millions of families were affected by the widespread flooding and landslides caused by Yagi when it made landfall on 07 September. EPA/LUONG THAI LINH
epa11596100 Local residents are evacuated on a boat at a flooded street in Hanoi, Vietnam, 10 September 2024. Typhoon Yagi, which struck northern Vietnam over the weekend, triggered severe flooding in Hanoi. The Red River's rapid rise inundated communities along the riverbank, forcing residents to seek refuge in safer areas. As of 09 September, the Vietnam Disaster and Dyke Management Authority reported at least 65 fatalities and 39 missing persons due to the typhoon. According to UNICEF, millions of families were affected by the widespread flooding and landslides caused by Yagi when it made landfall on 07 September. EPA/LUONG THAI LINH
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HANOI, 11 SET - E' di almeno 143 morti e 58 dispersi il bilancio ufficiale e ancora provvisorio delle vittime del tifone Yagi che ha devastato il Vietnam. Circa 210.000 ettari di raccolti sono stati distrutti, hanno riferito funzionari del Ministero dell'Agricoltura. Le autorità non hanno specificato se il nuovo bilancio delle vittime tenga conto della frana che ha provocato 22 morti e 73 dispersi nella provincia di Lao Cai.

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