Vietnam Evacuates Residents as Typhoon Kajiki Causes Coastal Flooding

Vietnam evacuates residents as Typhoon Kajiki hits the country, causing major coastal flooding and destruction. The typhoon made landfall with winds reaching up to 133-82 mph, leading to widespread damage in central regions.

The storm triggered powerful gusts that uprooted trees, damaged properties, and caused flooding in coastal areas. Authorities warned of flash floods and landslides due to heavy rainfall, prompting one of the largest evacuation operations in the country's history.

The evacuation involved military and paramilitary personnel mobilized to ensure the safety of residents across coastal provinces. The impact of the typhoon resulted in significant damage to homes, infrastructure, and communities in the affected areas.