The scene was one of devastation and desolation after Typhoon No. 13.

After Typhoon No. 13 weakened, it left behind a scene of devastation on many streets in Quy Nhon ward (Gia Lai province). Numerous trees, streetlights, corrugated iron roofs, and signs were knocked down.

As of 10:30 PM on November 6th, the rain had stopped in Quy Nhon ward ( Gia Lai province), but the wind was still howling very strongly...

Typhoon Kalmaegi (Typhoon No. 13) battered the streets of Quy Nhon ward (Gia Lai province), causing hundreds of trees to fall. Photo: Tran Hoan

With wind speeds reaching levels 9-10, gusting up to level 15, after hours of relentless pounding, Typhoon No. 13 caused hundreds of trees along Nguyen Tat Thanh, An Duong Vuong, and Xuan Dieu streets to fall, blocking pathways. Many large trees with lush branches and leaves could not withstand the storm's devastating force.

A fallen tree blocks the road. Photo: Tran Hoan

Many large, lush trees could not withstand the devastating force of this super typhoon. Photo: Tran Hoan

Along Nguyen Tat Thanh, An Duong Vuong, and Xuan Dieu streets, numerous streetlights were also broken and collapsed. Many corrugated iron roofs, restaurant signs, and traffic signposts were torn apart and scattered haphazardly by the storm.

Numerous streetlights were also knocked down. Photo: Tran Hoan

A broken utility pole damaged a flower pot. Photo: Tran Hoan

Torn apart after the storm. Photo: Tran Hoan

Initial reports indicate that Typhoon No. 13 has caused significant property damage. Many streets in Quy Nhon ward have been left in ruins and desolation.

The roof was blown off and landed on Xuan Dieu Street. Photo: Tran Hoan

According to many locals, when Typhoon No. 13 made landfall, the rain poured down like a waterfall, and the strong winds howled incessantly, as if trying to tear everything apart...

The corrugated iron roof was twisted and deformed by the storm, flying down onto the street. Photo: Tran Hoan

Typhoon No. 13 left behind a scene of devastation and desolation. Photo: Tran Hoan

Steel sheets are scattered haphazardly. Photo: Tran Hoan

Photo: Tran Hoan

At the Forward Command Post (Gia Lai Provincial Military Command), Typhoon Kalmaegi (Typhoon No. 13) also ripped off the roof of the vehicle shed, the air conditioning unit was blown to the ground, and many old trees in the compound were uprooted.

Typhoon No. 13 also ripped off the roof of the vehicle shelter at the Forward Command Post (Gia Lai Provincial Military Command). Photo: Tran Hoan

Strong gusts of wind caused power outages across the entire area for hours, disrupted internet access, and at times caused problems connecting to key areas in the province...

The iconic tourist landmark of Quy Nhon also collapsed. Photo: Tran Hoan

Source: https://baolamdong.vn/canh-tuong-hoang-tan-xac-xo-sau-bao-so-13-400911.html