Typhoon Bualoi is moving into the East Sea, expected to affect the area from Nghe An to Quang Tri. Vietnam has mobilized 417,000 personnel, ready for emergency response.
Typhoon Bualoi enters the South China Sea.
According to the National Center for Meteorological and Hydrological Forecasting, this morning (September 27), Typhoon Bualoi It has officially entered the South China Sea, becoming the 6th typhoon of 2025. The typhoon's center is currently located near the Paracel Islands, with wind speeds of level 12-13, gusting above level 15.
Forecasts indicate that over the next 24-48 hours, the storm is likely to move rapidly in a west-northwest direction, directly affecting the coastal areas of northern and central Vietnam, especially the provinces from Nghe An to Quang Tri.
Vietnam mobilizes forces to respond to the storm.
To proactively respond, the Government and local authorities have implemented numerous emergency measures:
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417,000 personnel and over 9,000 vehicles They have been mobilized and are ready for rescue and relief operations.
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Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh issued a directive, requesting that localities from Quang Ninh to Khanh Hoa Absolutely do not be complacent.Ready to evacuate people from dangerous areas.
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Coastal provinces are implementing the order. Calling on ships to seek safe shelter., while also reinforcing dikes, embankments, irrigation reservoirs, and flood control structures.
Warning of heavy rain and landslide risk.
Due to the influence of the Bualoi storm system, the central provinces are forecast to experience heavy to very heavy rainfall, with possible rainfall amounts reaching... 200–400mmLocally above 500mm. High risk of occurrence. flash floods, landslides Flooding occurs in mountainous areas and in low-lying areas.
People need to proactively prepare essential supplies, check their household electrical systems, reinforce their homes, and closely monitor warning information from authorities.
Recommendations for the public.
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Limit going outside during the storm.
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Avoid seeking shelter in makeshift structures, along rivers and streams, or at the foot of mountains prone to landslides.
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Get ready flashlight, clean water, medicine, food To respond to power outages and floods.
Conclude
Typhoon Bualoi is a powerful, rapidly evolving, and complex storm. Authorities and relevant agencies are aggressively implementing response plans. People in the affected provinces need to... Maintain vigilance and follow instructions. To ensure the safety of yourself and your family.
