Hai Phong residents sadly watch the city devastated after the storm

On the morning of September 8 in Do Son, the tourist route of Do Son area 2 was devastated with hundreds of trees on both sides of the road broken.

Many houses in Do Son had their roofs blown off and had to be temporarily reinforced after the storm.

In the city center, many streets were devastated by storm number 3, isolated when a series of trees fell.

In the city center, many streets were devastated by storm No. 3, isolated when a series of trees fell. According to the Command Committee for Natural Disaster Prevention - Search and Rescue and Civil Defense of Hai Phong City, the damage to traffic infrastructure, trees and damage to houses and headquarters is initially assessed as very large and cannot be accurately and detailedly assessed and counted.

The Fisheries College (Thien Loi Street, Hai Phong) was isolated when the water was nearly 1 meter deep.

Lach Tray Street (Ngo Quyen District) is still flooded as of noon today. Many trees, old trees, traffic lights, and street lights have fallen down.

The park area at the foot of Rao 1 bridge, 70 Lach Tray park, and the Viet Tiep Friendship Cultural Palace park were all devastated, with trees and ornamental plants uprooted and lying scattered. Mr. Pham Van Tuan (64 years old, Le Chan district) lamented: "Yesterday, while taking shelter from the storm at home, I heard the news that the city was severely damaged. This morning, when I went out, I was very sad to see the devastated streets, everything had completely changed after just 1 day of the storm."

Traffic police booth at Lach Tray - Nguyen Binh intersection collapsed onto the road.

Many vehicles had difficulty moving through Lach Tray Street because most of the road was flooded and trees were blocking the way.

A series of cars stalled while passing through flooded roads.

Storm No. 3 caused serious consequences in Hai Phong city, including 2 deaths and 40 injuries. Most roads and streets had trees broken, lights, traffic signals, signs, and communication lines were flooded, causing serious congestion, traffic activities were delayed and interrupted...

Many houses, offices, businesses, warehouses, factories, and livestock farms were damaged, had their roofs blown off, and electric poles broken.

At the meeting on the morning of September 8, the Hai Phong Party Secretary also requested the Department of Construction to direct and fix the situation of fallen and broken trees. Units must quickly count the amount of damage, including urgently fixing telecommunications, electricity, water, traffic, and environmental problems, ensuring smooth traffic, and completing it by tomorrow.

An ancient tree was uprooted on Nguyen Duc Canh Street, Hai Phong. After the storm, thousands of trees were uprooted and broken, including hundreds of ancient trees.