Phi Ngoc Hung lost contact with his family, 1 runner-up lost billions of dong because of the yagi storm?

Developments related to Typhoon YAGI (Typhoon No. 3) are attracting the attention of people across the country. Vietnamese stars spoke out when they had relatives in the center of the storm, making everyone worried.

Most recently, actor Phi Ngoc Hung was confused because he suddenly lost contact with his family in Ha Long. The actor shared on his personal page: "Ha Long lost power, lost the phone wave, what, Ha Long, I can't call my family or contact anyone. Everyone is like that, right, I'm far away and I can't call, I'm so worried." Many people immediately reassured and hoped that Phi Ngoc Hung would be calm because Hai Phong and Quang Ninh had power outages from the afternoon, along with the impact of the storm, so communication would be difficult. Nearly 1 hour later, Phi Ngoc Hung announced that he had contacted his relatives, so he was somewhat more at ease.

Like Phi Ngoc Hung, male king Pham Tuan Ngoc, although he is working far away, still constantly calls and asks about the situation of his family living in Hai Phong.

Tuan Ngoc added: "Typhoon YAGI has entered Hai Phong, Ngoc called his family to know the actual general situation. Very anxious and worried about people in the storm area. I hope that during this time, everyone will always maintain the spirit, unite and support each other. Please follow the instructions from the authorities, ensure the safety of yourself and your family. Together, we will overcome this challenge. Hopefully, we will get through the storm soon. May the people in the storm area and frontline officers and soldiers fight the storm.

On her personal page, runner-up Huyen My quickly shared about the situation of her family and personal assets after super typhoon Yagi made landfall.

According to runner-up Huyen My, her family was lucky not to have problems with people, but the property suffered significant damage. Specifically, Huyen My's store was quite badly damaged after Super Typhoon Yagi. The runner-up said that the storefront was damaged, especially two large billboards that were knocked down by strong winds and completely damaged.

"Why is the storm all right? My beautiful little shop has destroyed all 2 billboards," runner-up Huyen My wrote. Attached is a photo of the storefront damaged after Super Typhoon Yagi, showing the scene of billboards falling scattered.

Although there are no human losses, the property damage of runner-up Huyen My is still unfortunate. Many netizens have sent words of encouragement to Huyen My and her family, hoping that she will soon overcome and repair this damage.

Similarly, the villa of the runner-up Vbiz and her giant husband was damaged after storm No. 3.
Accordingly, runner-up Ngo Thanh Thanh Tu and her rich husband lived in a superficial, spacious and spacious white villa in Hanoi but also suffered damage. Specifically, Thanh Tu posted a picture of the trees in her garden falling a lot. The large trees outside Thanh Tu's house area were also broken, she regretted that the mausoleum trees her husband had planted in front of her house were now uprooted. Inside the villa, Thanh Tu had to use adhesive tape to fix the gaps in the door to prevent water from spilling into the house.

According to updated information from the National Center for Hydrometeorological Forecasting, Super Typhoon Yagi brought strong gusty winds and heavy rain causing flooding in many places, causing infrastructure in some areas to be severely affected. Many families and businesses have faced the same difficulties as runner-up Huyen My, when facing great losses in property and business.

Currently, Super Typhoon Yagi has weakened into a tropical depression and moved to the northwest region. Although it no longer carries strong gusty winds, it will continue to cause prolonged heavy rain, there is a risk of flooding, so people still have to be vigilant.

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