Overview
- Vietnam reported one death and four missing after the storm came ashore late Sunday, according to disaster management officials.
- Bualoi made landfall on the central coast with sustained winds near 130 km/h, the country’s meteorological service said.
- Authorities evacuated more than 28,500 people on Sunday, after earlier plans signaled potential relocations exceeding 250,000 in high-risk areas.
- Four airports were shut and all fishing vessels in the storm’s path were recalled, with about 117,000 military personnel mobilized for response.
- In the Philippines, officials confirmed 11 deaths, at least 14 missing and large-scale displacement, including roughly 400,000 evacuations and more than 200,000 people in shelters.