Fishermen in Nghe An province are rushing back to port to take shelter from Typhoon No. 1.

On the afternoon of June 11th, Typhoon No. 1 intensified and was forecast to sweep across the East Sea. According to the warning, ships operating in these waters are likely to be affected by thunderstorms, tornadoes, strong winds, and high waves. Thousands of fishermen in Nghe An province simultaneously brought their boats ashore for shelter.

On the afternoon of June 11th, numerous fishing boats from Cua Lo (Vinh City), Dien Chau, Quynh Luu, Hoang Mai, and other areas lined up to return to port to take shelter from the storm. (Photo: TP)

The fishing trip wasn't over yet, but the fishermen were still rushing to bring their catch ashore and sell it before the storm arrived. (Photo: TP)

Fishing gear was brought ashore to avoid the storm. Photo: TP

Fishermen are busy securing and tying ropes to their boats before the storm hits. Photo: TP

Carefully close each door panel to prevent it from slamming shut in strong winds. Photo: TP

Each knot is securely fastened, each anchor is lowered into the creek's sand, and each lifebuoy is hoisted onto the ship's deck. Photo: TP

Mr. Nguyen Ba Loi, a crew member of the NA 90138 TS vessel, just returned to port after a three-day fishing trip amidst communication equipment failure and rough seas. The catch wasn't as good as expected, and the boat returned earlier than planned, but Mr. Loi stated: "Safety comes first. We'll take shelter from the storm. Once the storm is over, we'll head back out to sea." (Photo: TP)

Border Guard officers from Quynh Phuong Post are guiding fishing boats into the channel and harbor for shelter. Photo: Border Guard Post.

Ship owners complete procedures with authorities upon returning to port. Photo: CSCC

The boats have docked, the crew has returned, the mooring ropes are in place, the engines are off… The fishing port was quiet on the afternoon of June 11th. Photo: TP

Warning about Typhoon No. 1

Typhoon Wutip (butterfly) officially formed on the morning of June 11th in the South China Sea, becoming the first typhoon of 2025. The typhoon will reach its maximum intensity at 7:00 AM on June 13th, with its center located in the sea area south of Hainan Island (China).

* At sea: In the western part of the North East Sea (including the waters around the Hoang Sa archipelago), there will be strong winds of force 7-8, reaching force 9-10 near the storm's center, with gusts up to force 13. Sea waves will be 3.0-5.0m high, and 4.0-6.0m near the storm's center, with very rough seas. From the night of June 11th, the offshore waters from Quang Tri to Quang Ngai will experience gradually increasing winds of force 6-7, reaching force 8-9 near the storm's center, with gusts up to force 11. Sea waves will be 3.0-5.0m high, with very rough seas. From June 12th, the eastern waters of the Gulf of Tonkin will experience gradually increasing winds of force 6-7, reaching force 8 near the storm's center, with gusts up to force 10. Sea waves will be 2.0-4.0m high, with rough seas.

Vessels operating in the aforementioned hazardous areas are susceptible to the effects of thunderstorms, tornadoes, strong winds, and high waves.

* Heavy rain: Due to the influence of the circulation of typhoon No. 1, from the afternoon of June 11th to June 13th, the Central Central region will experience heavy to very heavy rain with rainfall amounts generally ranging from 100-300mm, and in some places exceeding 450mm; the Northern Central Highlands will experience moderate to heavy rain and thunderstorms, with localized very heavy rain with rainfall amounts generally ranging from 70-150mm, and in some places exceeding 200mm.

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