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| Video of trees falling due to strong winds in Vinh City: Quang An |
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According to reporters, although Typhoon No. 5 did not make landfall in Nghe An province, it caused heavy rain and strong winds. From early afternoon on September 18th, strong winds swept through Vinh city, causing many large trees along the roads to break and fall. Photo: Reporter |
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| On Nguyen Van Troi Street, a large tree was also uprooted. Photo: Nam Phuc. |
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| A paulownia tree was broken and fell on Ngo Duc Ke street. Photo: Nam Phong |
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| On Dang Thai Mai street, strong winds caused the canopy to sag down onto the road. Photo: Quang An |
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| Trees fell on An Duong Vuong Street, Vinh City, on the afternoon of September 18. Photo: Quang An |
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| Heavy rain, strong winds, and fallen trees disrupted traffic on many roads. As soon as the rain stopped, city authorities mobilized forces to trim the fallen trees and clear the scene. Photo: PV |
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| According to statistics, the streets with fallen trees include Nguyen Duy Trinh, Ngo Duc Ke, Nguyen Du, Nguyen Duc Canh, Dinh Cong Trang... In addition, some advertising signs were also blown away by the wind. Currently, there are no reports of casualties or property damage. Photo: Quang An |
Earlier, on the morning of September 18th, Typhoon No. 5 caused heavy rain in Vinh City.causing localized flooding on many roads.such as: Minh Khai, Duy Tan, Le Hong Phong...
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| Heavy rain caused flooding on several roads in Vinh City. Photo: Nam Phuc. |
