India has sent relief material worth $1 million (about Rs 8.4 crore) to help Vietnam affected by floods and landslides caused by Typhoon Yagi. India has named it Operation Sadbhav. Under this operation, India has sent a total of 35 tonnes of relief material like water filters, water containers, blankets, kitchen utensils and solar lanterns. This material was sent by the Air Force’s C17 aircraft on Sunday night. After the damage caused by Yagi in Vietnam, Prime Minister Modi and External Affairs Minister Jaishankar had expressed sympathy to the people of Vietnam. Apart from Vietnam, India has also sent relief material to Myanmar and Laos affected by Yagi. External Affairs Minister Jaishankar has posted this information on X. More than 200 deaths so far
More than 200 people have died due to floods and landslides caused by Typhoon Yagi in Vietnam. According to the Vietnamese newspaper VN Express, more than 100 people are missing. More than 800 are injured. On 10 September, Lang Nu village was buried in mud due to a landslide in Lao Cai province. At around 6 am on Tuesday, mud and rocks came down from a mountain 500 meters away, due to which the entire village was buried in mud. There were 37 houses in this village, in which 158 people lived. After the landslide, the local people were successful in taking 17 injured people to the hospital. According to VN Express, the bodies of 42 people have been recovered. At the same time, about 50 people are missing. The most powerful storm in 3 decades
Typhoon Yagi, which arose from the South China Sea, moved towards Vietnam on 3 September. Two days later, it turned into a super storm, due to which winds started blowing at a speed of 201 km / h. On 8 September, Typhoon Yagi hit the northern coast of Vietnam. After hitting the coast, the speed of the winds decreased to 149 km / h. According to the Meteorological Department, Typhoon Yagi is the most powerful storm in Asia this year. On the other hand, such a powerful storm has hit Vietnam after three decades. The floods and landslides caused by heavy rains after the storm have caused heavy destruction in the northern parts of the country including the capital Hanoi. Read this news too… Super storm Yagi hits southern coast of China: 4 lakh people evacuated from Hainan province, winds blowing at a speed of 250 km/h. Super storm Yagi, which arose from the South China Sea, has hit the southern coast of China. The storm has hit China’s Hainan province. Due to this, 4 lakh people of Hainan have been forced to leave their homes. Storm Yagi hit Wenchang city of Hainan at 2 pm Indian time. Due to the super storm, winds are blowing at a speed of 250 km/h. Read the full news here…
