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Vietnam plans mass evacuation, China's Sanya shuts as Typhoon Kajiki intensifies
Vietnam plans to evacuate more than half a million people while the Chinese city of Sanya closed businesses as the countries braced for Typhoon Kajiki.
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cnbc.com
Vietnam plans mass evacuation, China's Sanya shuts as Typhoon Kajiki intensifies
Vietnam plans to evacuate more than half a million people while the Chinese city of Sanya closed businesses as the countries braced for Typhoon Kajiki.
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bbc.com
More than 500,000 ordered to move as Typhoon Kajiki heads for Vietnam
Typhoon Kajiki is brushing past Hainan in China before heading for Vietnam, forecasters say.
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elpais.com
Vietnam prepara la evacuación de más de medio millón de personas por la llegada del tifón Kajiki
El fuerte viento, que afectará también a China, podría alcanzar rachas de hasta 170 kilómetros por hora antes de tocar tierra entre la tarde y la noche del lunes
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Vietnam starts mass evacuations, shuts airports as Typhoon Kajiki approaches
Typhoon Kajiki was packing winds of up to 166 kph (103 mph) as it approached Vietnam's central coast.
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telegraph.co.uk
Typhoon Kajiki forces more than 500,000 to evacuate in Vietnam
Flights grounded and streets deserted as country braces for ‘extremely dangerous’ typhoon to hit
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arabnews.com
Vietnam evacuates tens of thousands ahead of Typhoon Kajiki
VINH, Vietnam: Tens of thousands of residents were being evacuated from coastal Vietnam on Monday, as Typhoon Kajiki barrelled toward landfall expected to lash the country’s…
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aljazeera.com
Vietnam prepares to evacuate half a million people ahead of Typhoon Kajiki
More than 16,500 soldiers and 107,000 paramilitary personnel have been mobilised to help with the evacuation.
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upi.com
Typhoon Kajiki lands in northern Vietnam, brings rains, high winds - UPI.com
A powerful typhoon has made landfall in northeast Vietnam, south of Hanoi, with schools and airports closed, and more than 586,000 people evacuated.