Several airlines have announced cancellation of flights to and from airports in the central coastal region on September 14 and 15 as Storm Doksuri is approaching the central coast.
Many flights have been affected by Storm Doksuri. (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi, (VNA) – Several airlines have announced cancellationof flights to and from airports in the central coastal region on September 14and 15 out of concern for safety as Storm Doksuri, the strongest storm to hitVietnam in many years, is approaching the central coast.
Jetstar Pacific said it cancels four flights between Ho Chi Minh Cityand Chu Lai (Quang Nam province) and HCM City-Dong Hoi (Quang Binh province) onlate September 14 and 12 other flights on September 15 between HCM City andThanh Hoa/Hue/Vinh (Nghe An province)/ Dong Hoi, and between Hue and Da Lat(Lam Dong province)/Dong Hoi/ Chiang Mai (Thailand).
Vietjet Air suspended its flights between HCM City and Chu Lai airporton September 14.
Doksuri, the biggest storm to hit Vietnam in many years, is forecast tomake landfall in the central region on late September 15 and early September 16.
This is the first time Vietnam has rated the Danger Level 4 for a storm,said Hoang Duc Cuong, head of the National Centre for Hydro-MeteorologicalForecasting (NCHMF).-VNA
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Doksuri, the biggest storm to hit Vietnam in many years, is forecast to make landfall in the central region on late September 15 and early September 16.
Localities along the central coast are taking urgent measures to prepare for Storm Doksuri, the biggest storm to hit Vietnam in many years, which is approaching the coast of Vietnam and getting stronger by the hour.
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Many flights have been affected by Storm Doksuri. (Photo: VNA) 
