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Le Van Doan, 51, in Ha Tinh Province suffered some of the most severe damage caused by the tornado on October 29. His house, built 10 years ago, had its roof blown away while home appliances were damaged, and auxiliary structures collapsed. Doan hired masons to reinforce his home on Sunday to mitigate damage caused by Storm Vamco. |
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A man in Quang Tri Province loads sand bags onto his roof in preparation for the incoming storm. |
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Border guards in Quang Tri's Trieu Phong District dismantle the roof of Ha Thi Bao Thi's house to ensure safety. All members from her household have been relocated to a safer area of shelter. |
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Six localities including Quang Binh, Quang Tri, Thua Thien-Hue, Da Nang, Quang Nam and Quang Ngai planned to evacuate 460,000 residents in low-lying areas while those facing a high risk of landslides have been evacuated to places of safety. |
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Hue Monuments Conservation Center inside Hue Imperial Citadel, a popular tourist destination in Vietnam, has been reinforced with iron piles. Previously, Storm Noul, the fifth to hit the country this year and that made landfall in central Vietnam last September, had damaged a part of Thai Hoa Palace's tile roof. |
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A worker repairs the grid system in Phu Thuan Commune, Phu Vang District of Hue. |
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In Da Nang, many people have poured into markets and supermarkets to buy food. |
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Many ATMs along a Da Nang street have been reinforced to prevent them from being blown away by strong winds. Many people have flocked to withdraw money before the ATMs were closed. |
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In Quang Nam, an old woman in Tam Dao Commune in Nui Thanh District is carried to safety by border guards. |
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Workers use forklifts and chainsaws to trim tree branches on Tran Dai Nghia Street of Quang Nam. |