Typhoon 'Kalmaegi' Approaches Vietnam

Typhoon 'Kalmaegi', which killed at least 140 people in the Philippines, is now approaching Vietnam. It is forecast to make landfall on Thursday night. Authorities are preparing for evacuations and rescue operations.

Typhoon 'Kalmaegi' is heading to Vietnam, where it is expected to arrive on Thursday night. The typhoon previously hit the Philippines, killing at least 140 people. Authorities have issued warnings for heavy winds and rains in coastal areas. Evacuations are underway in high-risk zones. Rescue teams are on full alert.

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