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Typhoon Bualoi Kills 12 in Vietnam as Philippine Toll Hits 27
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Insurance Journal
Typhoon Bualoi killed at least 12 people in northern central Vietnam, where heavy rains are expected to continue amid power cuts and flight disruptions.
The toll has climbed to 12, according to state-controlled news website VnExpress.
At least 42,000 houses in Ha Tinh province were also damaged, according to VnExpress.
Bualoi caused flooding in Vietnam even before it made landfall, and it has now left more than 1,300 hectares of crops underwater, according to state television.
Bualoi made landfall as a typhoon, and as of 4 a.m. Vietnam time it was a severe tropical storm, according to the Hong Kong Observatory’s cyclone tracker.