Most of Thailand to see heavy rain as typhoon Noru heads to Vietnam


Residents in Marikina city, a suburban of Manila, carrying their family pets to an evacuation centre amid heavy rain brought by Super Typhoon Noru in the Philippines on Sept 25, 2022. - AFP

BANGKOK (The Nation/Asia News Network): The super typhoon Noru, which is barrelling towards Vietnam, will bring heavy to very heavy rain to most parts of Thailand.

The Thai Meteorological Department issued a warning on Monday (Sept 26)., saying Noru was moving westward from the middle of the South China Sea after making landfall in the Philippines. It is expected to hit Vietnam on Wednesday.

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