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Tropical storm Noru triggers flooding in Laos

Typhoon Noru, which has weakened into a tropical low pressure, has caused flooding in the central and southern parts of Laos.
Vientiane (VNA) – Typhoon Noru, which hasweakened into a tropical low pressure, has caused flooding in the central and southern parts of Laos.

In the most affected provinces of Sekong, Salavan andAttapeu, many houses and a large area of farmland have been inundated.Landslides have blocked roads, causing some areas to be completely isolated whileflooding has also destroyed power lines, roads and other infrastructure.

There are no full reports on the losses caused by thetyphoon.

The Lao Ministry of Energy and Mines’ energy industry safetyadministration has requested for monitoring of the level of all dams andreservoirs and a close coordination among ministries and agencies to updateabout the weather conditions./.
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