The death toll from Typhoon Buoloi in Vietnam has risen to 11, as authorities⁤ continue to assess the widespread damage caused by the powerful storm. the typhoon brought destructive winds that tore roofs from buildings and uprooted trees and power lines⁤ across several provinces.

The most significant loss of life ‍occurred in Ninh⁢ Binh province, where at least nine people perished when a funnel cloud – a rotating column of air connected to ⁢the typhoon – swept through the area in the early‍ hours of September 29th. Further ​casualties ⁤were reported in​ the ‌provinces of Huế and Thanh⁤ Hóa, with two additional deaths confirmed, according to local and ​national disaster management officials.

Search and rescue operations are underway,with approximately 20 people currently reported missing. Authorities are working ⁣to provide aid‌ and ​support to those affected by the storm, focusing on restoring essential services and providing shelter for displaced residents.

“The immediate priority is to locate the‍ missing individuals and ensure‍ the safety and well-being of those who have been impacted ⁢by‌ this devastating typhoon,”​ stated a representative from the National Committee for Disaster Response.

National Committee for Disaster Response, Vietnam – September 29, 2025

The extent of the damage is still ⁤being evaluated, but initial reports‌ indicate significant infrastructure ‌damage. Power outages are widespread,‌ and transportation networks have been disrupted. the Vietnamese government has⁢ mobilized ⁤resources to address the crisis and ‍is appealing for international assistance.

This‍ is a developing story and will be updated as ‍more facts becomes available.