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Typhoon Kajiki caused at least three deaths and widespread damage in Vietnam, including flooding, destroyed homes, and power outages, as it moved into Laos. The storm, part of a pattern of increasingly severe weather linked to climate change, has heightened concerns about the vulnerability of children and communities in the region, with ongoing risks of floods and landslides.
Typhoon Kajiki made landfall in Vietnam, causing destructive winds, flooding, and widespread evacuations, with over 40,000 people displaced and significant damage reported, as the storm weakens but still poses risks of flooding and mudslides, highlighting the intensifying impact of climate change on regional storms.
Vietnam is evacuating over half a million people, closing airports, and preparing for Typhoon Kajiki, a powerful storm with winds up to 166 kph, expected to make landfall on the central coast, bringing heavy rains, flooding, and landslides.
Vietnam is evacuating over 500,000 people from four provinces as Typhoon Kajiki approaches with strong winds and heavy rains, causing flight cancellations and closures, while China evacuates over 20,000 residents on Hainan island and prepares for impact.
Hainan Island in China has evacuated over 20,000 people and closed businesses as Typhoon Kajiki, a Category 2 storm with winds of 109 mph, approaches, threatening the popular resort destination with heavy rain and strong winds, while preparations are underway in Vietnam for potential landfall and mass evacuations.
Vietnam plans to evacuate over half a million people and restrict boat travel as Typhoon Kajiki intensifies, while China's Sanya closes businesses and suspends transport in preparation for heavy rain and strong winds, with the storm forecast to impact both regions significantly amid concerns linked to climate change.