Due to the impact of Typhoon No. 3 - Yagi, Hai Phong Museum is currently suffering heavy damage. In particular, the tiled roof has collapsed, water has flooded inside and damaged some exhibition spaces. To overcome the problems caused by the storm, Hai Phong Museum will be closed until further notice.
Previously, Hai Phong Museum also announced its closure and no longer accepts visitors to the Cao Quy stake site (Lien Khe commune, Thuy Nguyen district, Hai Phong) from September 9 until further notice.
This unit also said that Cao Quy Stake Relic Site was also affected by some items due to storm No. 3.
Previously, according to statistics from Hai Phong City, the damage caused by storm No. 3 in the city was very large and could not be accurately and specifically assessed or counted. By 12:00 on September 8, preliminary statistics showed that storm No. 3 damaged 528 houses; 128 schools; 13 medical facilities; 104 offices; 3 power stations; 210 farms; 367 electric poles and lighting poles; 3 broadcasting stations; 807 traffic signs; 6,059 broken and fallen trees; 16,735 hectares of rice and crops; 1,200 fruit trees; 48 hectares of aquaculture area...
