Super Typhoon Yagi Causes Bridge Collapse in Vietnam: Over 60 Dead
Northern Vietnam has been left reeling after Super Typhoon Yagi wreaked havoc across the region, claiming more than 60 lives and causing significant damage, including the collapse of a busy bridge. As recovery efforts continue, the country faces ongoing challenges from the aftermath of the storm.
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Bridge Collapse Sends Cars Plunging Into River One of the most dramatic scenes from the storm occurred in Phu Tho province, where the Phong Chau bridge gave way, sending several vehicles crashing into the river below. Dashcam footage captured the terrifying moment as the bridge collapsed on Monday, leaving 13 people unaccounted for. Rescue teams are working tirelessly to search for survivors.
Deputy Prime Minister Ho Duc Phoc confirmed that 10 cars and two scooters were among the vehicles that fell into the Red River. So far, three people have been rescued from the water. Part of the 375-meter structure remains standing, and military personnel have been ordered to build a pontoon bridge to restore connectivity across the river as quickly as possible.
Widespread Destruction Across Northern Vietnam The storm has had a devastating impact across northern Vietnam, with heavy flooding and landslides cutting off power to millions over the weekend. Although Typhoon Yagi has now weakened into a tropical depression, authorities warn that more disruptions are likely as the storm continues its westward path.
