After storm number 3, many factories in Hai Phong were devastated.

After storm No. 3, dozens of businesses in Hai Phong have not been able to resume production because they are still recovering from heavy damage caused by the storm.

On the morning of September 9, Lao Dong reporters recorded at Wayne Company Limited (Hai Phong Japanese Industrial Park), workers came to the company but could not enter the factory because the factory roof was completely damaged.

The 6,000 m2 factory was devastated after storm No. 3 swept through.

Below are piles of rubble and debris that make both the company's leaders and workers feel sorry. Notably, all finished goods waiting to be shipped are soaked with water, causing great damage. According to the company's representative, the factory is seriously damaged and may have to be rebuilt. It will take at least another month for the company to be able to fix it and return to production.

Images of devastation at Wayne Company after storm number 3. Due to severe damage, more than 200 workers of this company are also on leave waiting for work.

Along with Hai Phong Japanese Industrial Park, Daitoo Rubber Co., Ltd. also suffered serious damage when the roof was severely damaged, the factory was flooded, and many machines and equipment were at risk of becoming scrap metal.

This morning, many workers had to work in the factory hallway. The company also had to give a group of about 60 workers a 2-week leave while they deal with the consequences of storm No. 3.

At Vina Bigo Co., Ltd., the 1,800 m2 factory was like a “battlefield” after the storm. The company’s two other factories of nearly 2,000 m2 were also severely damaged. On September 9, the company still had no electricity. The company has also contacted factory repair units to quickly fix the problem, but it will take at least a month to partially fix it.

At Vina Bigo Company Limited, the 1,800 m2 factory was like a “battlefield” after the storm. The company’s two other factories of nearly 2,000 m2 were also severely damaged. On September 9, the company still had no electricity.

Inside the devastated factory. Ms. Nguyen Thi Thom, a worker at the company, said - Coming to the company today and seeing this scene, we are very sad, the damage is too severe. We hope that the management will soon take measures to overcome the consequences of the natural disaster, so that the workers can return to work soon.

According to Mr. Nguyen Cong Xuan - Chairman of the Company's Trade Union, the company plans to have to give 130 workers about 1 month off while waiting to fix the consequences.

The company has also contacted factory repair units to quickly fix the problem, but it will take at least 1 month to partially fix it. The repair cost for the business is also very high.

The factory of Wako & Ueno Company (VSIP Industrial Park) was also devastated by Typhoon Yagi. Currently, the Economic Zone Union is still counting the damage from the units. Initial estimates show that nearly 100 enterprises in the Industrial Park suffered damage from Typhoon No. 3, estimated at thousands of billions of VND.