Hundreds of homes were damaged as Typhoon Noru approaches Vietnam.

Footage from September 27 shows damaged buildings, snapped trees, and fallen pylons.

Authorities have told 400,000 people to evacuate ahead of the typhoon's expected landfall on Wednesday.

According to local people, a tornado suddenly appeared before typhoon Noru made landfall, causing hundreds of houses to be roofed and destroyed.
Typhoon Noru is forecast to make landfall around midnight. However, before the storm made landfall, it caused strong winds and tornadoes that damaged hundreds of homes. Three people were injured by the tornado.
Rescuers quickly deployed to rescue the injured before Typhoon Noru made landfall.
Typhoon Noru is considered the strongest storm in 20 years to make landfall in Vietnam. 900,000 people were evacuated to a safe area before the storm made landfall.