Typhoon No. 5 Changes Course, May Linger in East Sea for Days; Northern Vietnam Endures Heatwave
Typhoon No. 5 (Saudel) is exhibiting erratic course changes in the East Sea, with projections indicating it may linger for several days. While direct landfall on Vietnam's mainland is unlikely, its circulation is contributing to a persistent heatwave in the northern regions.
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