Super Typhoon Yagi Devastates Northern Vietnam: BAOVIET Bank Steps Up with Aid
Super Typhoon Yagi, the third typhoon to hit Vietnam this year, battered the northern provinces with unprecedented ferocity. The storm brought intense winds, reaching up to 173 km/h, causing extensive damage and loss of life. The typhoon triggered landslides, flash floods, and mudslides, leading to casualties and leaving many missing. Homes were flooded, collapsed, or damaged, and agricultural areas and livestock were devastated by the floods.
BAOVIET Bank, in solidarity with the affected communities, answered the call for aid by donating VND 1.28 billion (approximately USD 54,000) to support those impacted by the typhoon. This amount included over VND 280 million generously contributed by the bank’s employees.
BAOVIET Bank employees contribute to typhoon relief efforts.
Super Typhoon Yagi disrupted businesses in several provinces, including Thai Nguyen, Hai Phong, and Quang Ninh. While BAOVIET Bank swiftly addressed the aftermath, ensuring staff safety and resuming operations, its employees in the affected regions actively supported local authorities. They cleared debris, distributed relief goods, and reached out to remote areas severely impacted by the typhoon. Essential supplies, including medicine, clothing, food, and drinking water, were promptly delivered by BAOVIET Bank to the people of Phuc Khanh commune (in Bao Yen district), Ban Xeo commune (in Bat Xat district), and Van Ban district in Lao Cai province.
BAOVIET Bank provides relief goods to the people of Ban Xeo commune, Bat Xat district, Lao Cai province.
Through these efforts, BAOVIET Bank hopes to help the people of northern Vietnam recover from the typhoon’s devastation, rebuild their lives, and resume their economic activities as quickly as possible.
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