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Saudel
No time to brood: central Vietnam rolls up its sleeves
As floodwaters recede, central Vietnam residents have no time to lose as they clean up, repair and salvage what’s left of their belongings.
Storm Saudel weakens as it approaches central Vietnam
Storm Saudel gains strength, on course for flood-prone central Vietnam
Vietnam braces for Storm Saudel as central provinces incapacitated by floods
Storm Saudel, formed from a tropical depression near the Philippines, entered the East Sea on Wednesday morning and is forecast to head towards central Vietnam coast.
October 20, 2020 | 11:20 pm PT
Storm Saudel to enter East Sea, may head to central Vietnam
Storm Saudel, formed from a tropical depression near the Philippines on Tuesday morning, is expected to enter the East Sea in the next 24 hours.
October 20, 2020 | 05:15 am PT