Vietnam: Typhoon Kajiki Makes Landfall, Triggers Evacuations and Closures

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Vietnam: Typhoon Kajiki Makes Landfall, Triggers Evacuations and Closures

Tens of thousands were evacuated from Vietnam’s coastal areas as Typhoon Kajiki made landfall on Monday evening, August 25. Schools and airports were closed, and ships were banned from sailing.

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  • BIỂN HẸN Hải Hoà Retreat via Spectee
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  • Thanh Hoa Province, Video Location: Hải Hòa, 2025 at 15:00h, Vietnam Video Recording Date/Time: August 25

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