Heavy rain causes flooding, landslips and at least eight deaths in Vietnam and Thailand

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People wade through a flooded alley caused by Typhoon Kajiki in Hanoi, Vietnam, on August 26, 2025.

People wade by means of a flooded alley attributable to Typhoon Kajiki in Hanoi, Vietnam, on August 26, 2025.
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Heavy rain induced flooding and landslips Wednesday (August 27, 2025) in components of Southeast Asia, the place at least eight deaths had been reported in the aftermath of a tropical storm.

Flooding occurred in a number of northern and central provinces of Vietnam, seven individuals died, one was lacking and 34 had been injured, state media reported.

Nearly 20 cm of rain fell in a single day in components of northeast Vietnam and flood warnings remained for some riverside areas.

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In Thailand, one individual died and one other was lacking from a landslip Wednesday (August 27, 2025) in a part of the northern metropolis of Chiang Mai.

Thailand’s Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation stated many houses had been affected and a couple of individuals had been injured from flash flooding and landslips in northern provinces.

Thailand’s Meteorological Department warned of heavy rain in northern and northeastern areas Wednesday (August 27, 2025). Residents in foothills and low-lying areas close to waterways had been warned about doable flash floods and landslips.

The rain was a part of the aftermath of Tropical Storm Kajiki, which made landfall Monday (August 25, 2025) afternoon in central Vietnam, the place 1000’s of individuals had been evacuated from high-risk areas.

Kajiki earlier introduced winds and rain to China’s southern Hainan Island.

Scientists printed a 2024 examine warning seas warmed by local weather change will consequence in Southeast Asia’s cyclones forming nearer to land, strengthening quicker and lasting longer, elevating dangers for cities.

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