Thursday, October 29, 2020

Typhoon Molave: Landslides kill at least 19 after heavy rain in Vietnam - BBC News

At least 19 people have been killed and dozens are missing after torrential rains caused by a powerful typhoon triggered landslides in Vietnam.

Typhoon Molave slammed into the coast near Da Nang city on Wednesday, bringing heavy rain and strong winds.

The typhoon has affected more than a million people in central Vietnam, leaving destruction in its wake.

Around 375,000 people were evacuated to safety before Molave struck with winds reaching 85mph (145 km/h).

But as the typhoon moved west towards Thailand and Myanmar on Thursday, rescuers were scrambling to find survivors after several landslides in rural Vietnamese villages.

Rescuers have pulled at least 19 bodies from the mud across three villages in the central Quang Nam province, state media reported. The exact death toll remains unclear, with some reports suggesting the number could be higher.

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  1. Au moins 21 personnes ont péri et des dizaines d'autres étaient portées disparues jeudi après le passage dans le centre du Vietnam du typhon Molave, qui a provoqué des glissements de terrain et des dégâts parmi les pires dans le pays depuis plusieurs années.

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