Many houses had their roofs blown off and electric poles fell during the thunderstorm in Dong Nai.

On the evening of April 24, a heavy rain and strong winds occurred in districts and cities in Dong Nai, causing many houses to have their roofs blown off, electric poles and broadcasting stations broken, widespread power outages and localized flooding.

Heavy rain causes flooding on many roads in Dong Nai

According to VietNamNet reporters, the heavy rain blew off the roofs of some rented rooms and houses and damaged many crops.

Specifically, in Trang Bom district, strong winds also caused many trees to fall, some electric poles to break, causing widespread power outages. In particular, heavy rain also caused a BTS transceiver station on the roof of a house in Ho Nai 3 commune to collapse to the ground. At the same time, many communes in Trang Bom district also experienced hail, with stones as big as a thumb.

Many houses had their roofs blown off in the storm.

In Bien Hoa City, heavy rain caused flooding in some areas such as Phat Trien intersection, Trang Dai intersection... causing many vehicles to stall and struggle to wade through water during rush hour. Strong, dangerous winds caused widespread power outages in many areas that lasted about 45 minutes.

Broadcasting towers and electric poles were also broken in the storm.

In Long Thanh district, strong winds and thunderstorms caused dust from the Long Thanh airport construction site to rise into a column of dust tens of meters high, covering the sky of communes surrounding the construction site.

Heavy rain and wind also damaged many fruit trees that were in harvest season.

Durian with many entanglements also dropped fruit in the storm

According to Dong Nai Hydrometeorological Station, the weather is in the transitional season, so dangerous weather phenomena such as thunderstorms, tornadoes, hail, etc. often occur. People need to proactively take preventive measures to limit damage to people and property.

Source: https://vietnamnet.vn/nhieu-nha-toc-mai-cot-dien-do-trong-tran-mua-giong-o-dong-nai-2136300.html