Photo series: Trees fell on some roads due to the impact of Storm Wipha

As predicted, the tropical depression in the East Sea has strengthened into a storm. Storm No. 3, internationally known as Wipha, has begun to affect many northern provinces, causing heavy rain and strong winds. In Lao Cai, heavy rain and strong winds have occurred since this afternoon, affecting the green tree system on some roads.

Due to the impact of storm Wipha, since this afternoon, Lao Cai province has been experiencing heavy rain and strong winds, causing some trees to fall on the roads. Authorities have arrived promptly to fix the problem and regulate traffic to ensure people can travel smoothly.

Authorities were present promptly to fix and regulate traffic to ensure people's convenience.

A nearly 20 meter tall tree on Yen Ninh Street was uprooted.

On roads such as Cao Thang and Kim Dong in Yen Bai ward, many trees were also broken and fell, blocking the road, causing traffic obstruction and posing a potential danger to pedestrians.

With the motto "4 on-site", localities quickly mobilized forces to overcome the situation.

With the motto "4 on-site", localities quickly mobilized forces to overcome the situation.

It is forecasted that in the next few hours, storm No. 3 will continue to cause rain with a common accumulation of 10-30mm, in some places over 70mm, with the risk of flash floods on small rivers and streams and landslides in mountainous areas, level I warning. People should limit going out and proactively evacuate areas at risk of natural disasters to ensure safety.

Below are some images updated by Lao Cai Newspaper and Radio - Television at Some localities:

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