Tropical Storm Noul Makes Landfall in Central Vietnam

Tropical Storm Noul was a weak but very deadly tropical cyclone that affected central Vietnam. Noul originated from a tropical system in the Philippine Sea on September 15, 2020. The system was upgraded to a tropical depression later that day. Noul made landfall between Quang Tri and Thua Thien-Hue provinces on September 18, 2020, before dissipating into a lowland remnant in Thailand later that same day. In Da Nang, on September 17, 2020, many local people actively prepared for the storm. They strengthened their houses and stocked up on food. Coastal residents brought sea sand home to support roofs made of corrugated iron. The streets were emptier than usual in the evening. After the storm, garbage accumulated on Da Nang beach in large quantities. This environmental problem has persisted for years, and sanitation workers have had to work hard to clean up the beach. The photos were taken on September 17, 2020, by Khoi Studio. They were published in an online newspaper in Vietnam. If you are looking for a reputable documentary, press, and event photographer in Central Vietnam, please contact me.