Hundreds of tons of wild clams were washed ashore by waves in Giao Thuy, Vietnam after typhoon Noru on September 29.

Hundreds of people flocked to the coastal alluvial area to pick up clams lying on top of each other after being washed ashore by waves.

Clams covered the coast stretching several kilometers. Although many clams washed ashore, most of the clams died.

Resident reportedly could collect up to five sacks of clams.

Hundreds of tons of wild clams washed ashore by waves in Giao Thuy district, Nam Dinh province, Vietnam after typhoon Noru (on September 29)

Hundreds of people flocked to the coastal alluvial area of ​​Con Lu, Giao Hai commune, Giao Thuy district, Nam Dinh province to pick up clams lying on top of each other after being washed ashore by waves. With an estimated quantity up to hundreds of tons.

Clams almost cover the coast stretching several kilometers. Although many clams washed ashore, most of the clams died.

Each resident here can pick up from 3 to 5 sacks of clams.