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Many cars in Nghe An were crushed by fallen trees due to Typhoon No. 5.

Vo Sy Hiep • August 26, 2025 10:30

Typhoon No. 5 battered the Nghe An area for many hours, causing heavy property damage. Many cars in the wards of the former Vinh city were crushed by trees or had their windows shattered after the storm.

Ô tô — On Nguyen Sy Sach Street in Thanh Vinh Ward, many large trees were uprooted by the storm. Several cars parked along the road were crushed by falling trees.

Screenshot 2025-08-26 095901 (5) — Some cars were dented by glass falling from tall buildings.

Một xe ô tô trên phường Vinh Phú bị tường sập trúng — A car in the neighborhood was hit by a collapsing wall at the Song Lam Club's training ground.

Screenshot 2025-08-26 095901 (4) — Many cars had their windows shattered by falling windows from the apartment building.

Nhiều ô tô bị hư hỏng do tường đổ 1 — Many cars were damaged due to the wall collapsing.

Screenshot 2025-08-26 095901 (1) — No specific damage figures are available yet; however, it is estimated that hundreds of cars parked around apartment complexes, high-rise buildings, and some large trees were affected by Typhoon No. 5, with trees falling and windows and roofing sheets falling onto the vehicles.

Screenshot 2025-08-26 095901 (3) — Due to the impact of Typhoon No. 5 (Typhoon Kajiki), many localities in Nghe An province experienced heavy rain and strong winds, causing hundreds of trees to be uprooted, including many old trees, resulting in serious traffic congestion on some key roads.

Hàng trăm cây xanh bị bật gốc, cột điện gãy đổ — Hundreds of trees were uprooted, power poles were broken, and Nghe An province experienced widespread power outages.

Screenshot 2025-08-26 095901 (2) — As of 5:30 AM on August 26th, preliminary statistics show that Nghe An province has not reported any fatalities due to the storm. There was only one fatal electrocution on August 24th while repairing a roof to protect against the storm, two people were injured, 91 houses were damaged (many had their roofs blown off), nine classrooms at two schools had their roofs blown off, and one medical facility also had its roof blown off.

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