Military units urgently address aftermath of Typhoon Yagi in Hanoi

PANO - Typhoon Yagi, the third storm to hit the East Sea (aka South China Sea) this year, caused significant damages to many Northern localities, including Hanoi, with nearly 2,800 trees uprooted across the capital city.

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On the early morning of September 8, military units stationed in Hanoi promptly trimmed branches of trees, which were uprooted due to the storm and blocked roads, to clear pathways and ensure safety for the capital's residents.

Below are photos of troops of military units in Hanoi promptly and responsibly working to help locals overcome the consequences of the storm, thus soon bringing the capital city back to normal.

Military units clear uprooted trees on Hang Bun Street.

Troops of Engineering Battalion 544 of the Hanoi Capital Command, assisting in cleanup efforts on Quan Thanh Street

Efforts made to soon clear roads for locals

Absolute safety must be ensured during task performance

Forces working harmoniously and effectively

On September 8, troops of the Military Command of Chuong My district of the Hanoi Capital Command and locals collaborate to overcome the consequences of Typhoon Yagi.