News - In Vietnam, the death toll from Typhoon Bualoy has risen to 51.

In Vietnam, the death toll from Typhoon Bualoy has reached 51. Contact us Publishing and Printing English Weekly Television Noyan Tapan TV Press Room 5th Microphone Technological Armenia Interesting Interlocutor Armenian Path About Karavori — in brief Feedback Free Amplitook? (Open Mic) Armenia: Looking to the Future National State Urgent Issues Special Opinion Plain Text Noyan Tapan in Russian Hard Reality Soft Power Path to Salvation Voice of the People Law, Justice, and Society Amburd Chronikon Let’s be healthy At the Crossroads of Times Let’s try to understand Yes or No National Agenda For Armenian Identity Red Lines Candid Conversation Pan-Armenian Health Platform Interesting Interlocutor We are opening the brackets Path to Sovereignty Honest Conversation Forgotten Statehood Displaced Persons Message from Armenian Mothers Absolute Democracy Voice of Armenian Mothers International Relations and International Law Self-Determination New Cities Armenian Mothers Complex Ideas in a Simple Approach Noyan Tapan in English Candid Dialogue Free Mic Formulas for Strengthening the Country Scientific Armenia Short Videos Freedom Important at This Moment The Key Points Right Now In Brief Important Together Society Economy Through the Eyes of a Witness What the Press is Writing Press Release Press Coverage Interviews Science and Technology Announcements Charity Artsakh Today Resolution Commentary Memorable Dates Upcoming Events Armenian Lesson News Details 03-10-2025 19:40:30 | Vietnam | What the press is writing In Vietnam at least 51 people have died and 14 are missing in the northern and central regions as Typhoon Bualoy raged. According to Armenpress, the information was reported by the General Department of Disaster Management and Prevention. According to the department, the death toll from the typhoon increased by 15 in the last day, reaching 51; 14 people are still missing, and 164 have sustained various injuries. Heavy rains caused landslides and floods, resulting in the collapse or partial damage of more than 172,000 houses, and another 66,000 houses were flooded. The disaster has led to the death of about 2,200 head of large cattle and 519,000 poultry. About 89,000 hectares of agricultural crops have been submerged or damaged, and 50,000 hectares of forest have been affected. Vietnamese authorities estimate the material damage from the typhoon at 16 billion dong (more than 600 million dollars). The Vietnamese government is doing everything possible to minimize the disaster’s damage and to restore life in the flooded areas as quickly as possible. Noyan Tapan - What the press is writing Read by Upcoming Events Noyan Tapan TV Copyright © 2025 | Developed by ITMedia The full flow of news is available to subscribers only