Typhoon Narra stalls off Vietnam's northern coast, bringing heavy rains and flood risks
Typhoon Narra is stalled off Vietnam's northern coast, particularly near Quang Ninh and Hai Phong, causing widespread heavy rainfall in the eastern coastal region. This raises the risk of urban and low-lying area flooding, river surges, and landslides.
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