At least five people were killed in Vietnam after Typhoon Kalmaegi made landfall on Thursday, bringing fierce winds and torrential rains, and leaving widespread damage in its wake across the country’s central provinces.
Local officials reported three deaths in Dak Lak and two in Gia Lai provinces — while three others remained missing in Quang Ngai, according to Vietnamese state media. Six people were also injured.
52 houses were reported to have collapsed and nearly 2,600 others sustained damage to varying degrees.
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