At 07:00 on September 13th, the location of MANGKHUT was at about 14.5 degrees North latitude; 131.4 degrees East longitude, about 1100 km Southeast of Lu-Dong island (Philippines). The strongest wind near the center of the typhoon was at level 17 (200-220km / h), wind gusts at above level 17.
Disaster Management Policy and Technology Center in collaboration with Space Technology Institute (STI), Asian Disaster Preparedness Center (ADPC), and Servir Mekong collected remote sensing data, established a flooding map of Hanoi area.
Disaster management policy and technology center organized a workshop on flycam controlling on 4th of July 2018 which aimed to strengthen the capacity of flycam controlling for Viet Nam disaster management authority’ officers.
The National Centre for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting said on Wednesday that there was high risk of landslide in northern provinces including Thái Nguyên, Tuyên Quang and Hòa Bình.
As Typhoon Mangkhut moved past Hong Kong and struck southern China, the authorities in the Philippines said that landslides had buried dozens, including people sheltering in a church and a dormitory for miners. The death toll there was rising sharply as rescue workers began moving in.
At 07:00 on September 13th, the location of MANGKHUT was at about 14.5 degrees North latitude; 131.4 degrees East longitude, about 1100 km Southeast of Lu-Dong island (Philippines). The strongest wind near the center of the...
Disaster Management Policy and Technology Center in collaboration with Space Technology Institute (STI), Asian Disaster Preparedness Center...