Overview

• The storm made landfall in central Vietnam late Sunday with sustained winds near 130 km/h before weakening over Nghe An early Monday.
• Officials report one death in Hue and 12 fishermen missing after four boats sank off Quang Tri, with rescue operations underway.
• Authorities evacuated more than 28,500 people, shut four airports and canceled or delayed hundreds of flights, while recalling fishing fleets to port.
• Pre-landfall plans called for moving over 250,000 coastal residents, including more than 210,000 in Danang, reflecting the scale of the mobilization.
• Bualoi earlier killed 11 people in the central Philippines and displaced hundreds of thousands, reinforcing scientific warnings about more powerful storms in a warming climate.