October 07, 2007
Up to 67 killed in worst Vietnam floods in decadesUp to 67 killed in worst Vietnam floods in decades
Floods submerge Vietnam villages, up to 67 dead
Flood toll in Vietnam reaches 67
Storm hits China after 5 killed in Taiwan; toll in Vietnam storm rises to 55
Asia storms kill 55 in Vietnam, 5 in Taiwan; million evacuated in China
Flood toll in Vietnam reaches 67
Vietnam flood death toll at 44, with 25 missing
Vietnam typhoon toll rises to 44
Death toll on the rise in Vietnam
"The death toll in Vietnam's worst-hit central province of Nghe An rose to 22 after eight more bodies were discovered over the past two days, said provincial disaster official Pham Hong Thuong.', from Storm Drenches China With Heavy Rains by AP
"Meanwhile, floods and landslides triggered by Typhoon Lekima, which made landfall in Vietnam's central coast last week, have killed at least 46 people, officials said Sunday.", from Storm Ahead: China Evacuates by AP
"In Vietnam, authorities say floods and landslides triggered by Typhoon Lekima earlier this week have killed at least 46 people.", from More than One Million Evacuated as Powerful Storm Hits China's Southeast Coast by By VOA News
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