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Torrential rains cause deadly flooding in northern Vietnam

Typhoon Matmo caused severe damage including power outages affecting over 262,000 customers and flooding more than 4,800 homes in northern Vietnam, authorities said.

  • On Oct. 7, Typhoon Matmo's heavy rains killed three people and flooded more than 4,800 houses in northern Vietnam.
  • Heavy rains from Typhoon Matmo brought up to 200mm of rain from Oct. 6 through midday Oct. 7, following Typhoon Bualoi, which killed at least 56 and caused over $710 million in losses.
  • Over 262,000 customers lost power, with only about 19,000 customers restored by 2 p.m. on October 7, while a 5-m-wide breach at Bac Khe 1 hydropower dam forced evacuations downstream.
  • Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh approved 140 billion VND in emergency aid as the military used two helicopters to deliver four tonnes of supplies to Lang Son Province.
  • Amid receding waters and active warnings by Wednesday morning, the disaster killed over 97,000 livestock, and climate experts including Benjamin Horton linked the storms to climate patterns.
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Torrential rains cause deadly flooding in northern Vietnam

Intense storms from Typhoon Matmo have triggered widespread flooding in northern Vietnam and killed at least eight people while damaging thousands of homes.

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Tin nhanh VnExpress broke the news in on Wednesday, October 8, 2025.
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