Heavy rains and dyke erosion reported after typhoon Wipha
The Department of Dyke Management and Disaster Prevention under the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment has released a preliminary report on the damage caused by typhoon Wipha (locally known as storm No. 3) as of the evening of July 22.
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Damage caused by storm Wipha (Storm No. 3)
Storm Wipha makes landfall, brings heavy rain to northern Vietnam
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Typhoon Wipha triggers widespread rain, winds, flooding risks on July 22
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