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Pictures | Hurricane Kajiki approaches Vietnam and evacuates 30,000 people
Tens of thousands of residents of coastal areas in Vietnam Monday, where it is expected to arrive Hurricane Kajiki to the country’s central region, accompanied by winds up to about 140 km per hour." target ="_Blank"> Fifth Hurricane strike Vietnam this year, and it is currently over the sea, which leads to the disturbance of Tonkin Bay water and to waves up to 9.5 meters. The hurricane is expected to reach land at 15:00 (08:00 GMT), accompanied by winds of about 139 km/h, according to the Vietnamese National Center for Meteorology and Hydrology. The hurricane continues on Tuesday
The hurricane continues on Tuesday
The director of the center, May Van Khaim, said "The rain will continue today and tomorrow, and because of these heavy rains, the risk of floods and sudden torrents will be very high"."Text-Align: Jusify">
Water floods Vin it < /h2> During the night, the waters were flooded in the center of the coastal city of Vennah, located in the north of the country. By the morning, the streets were almost empty, closed most stores and restaurants, and their heads put sand bags on their entrances to protect them. /> Al -Mina. "I have never heard of a hurricane of this power in our city". "I feel some fear, but we have to accept it, because it is nature and we cannot confront it". "We usually witness storms and floods, but they are never so strong". - For more: Follow Khaleejion 24 Arabic, Khaleejion 24 English, Khaleejion 24 Live, and for social media follow us on Facebook and Twitter
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The director of the center, May Van Khaim, said "The rain will continue today and tomorrow, and because of these heavy rains, the risk of floods and sudden torrents will be very high"."Text-Align: Jusify">
Water floods Vin it < /h2>
During the night, the waters were flooded in the center of the coastal city of Vennah, located in the north of the country. By the morning, the streets were almost empty, closed most stores and restaurants, and their heads put sand bags on their entrances to protect them. /> Al -Mina. "I have never heard of a hurricane of this power in our city". "I feel some fear, but we have to accept it, because it is nature and we cannot confront it". "We usually witness storms and floods, but they are never so strong".
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