Flash flooding left roads and homes damaged as Typhoon Bualoi lashed Con Cuông District, Vietnam, on Setpember 30.

Typhoon Bualoi has left at least 27 dead and 112 injured as heavy rains caused flash floods and landslides across parts of Vietnam. Over 158,000 houses have been damaged or flooded, with many roads destroyed.

Video captured the moment of Flash floods and landslides destroy roads and houses caused by heavy rains from Typhoon Buloi
Typhoon Buloi has caused widespread destruction in several regions after unleashing torrential rains that triggered flash floods and landslides. The heavy downpours overwhelmed local drainage systems, sweeping away roads, collapsing houses, and isolating entire communities. In many areas, streets turned into rivers, and mudslides buried buildings and vehicles. Emergency responders are working around the clock to rescue trapped residents and deliver aid to affected zones. Typhoon Buloi has left at least 27 dead and 112 injured as heavy rains caused flash floods and landslides across parts of Vietnam. Over 158,000 houses have been damaged or flooded, with many roads destroyed. Rescue teams are racing to reach isolated areas, searching for missing persons and clearing debris. Entire villages have been inundated, and landslides continue to threaten mountainous regions. Thousands have been displaced as emergency crews work nonstop to support survivors in the hardest-hit zones.