Hanoi after super typhoon Yagi.

The most beautiful and iconic trees of the city, including the magnificent "hoa sưa" trees, also fell victim to super typhoon Yagi.
After today, it will probably be a long time before people can adjust to the new scenery, as the familiar rows of trees and landscapes that have been cherished by generations are now gone.
Regret, heartache, those are the emotions of many people.
Nearly 2,800 trees were uprooted across Hà Nội. Heavy rain and strong winds damaged six motorbikes and 13 cars, knocked down hundreds of metres of walls and fences, and caused several homes to collapse or lose their roofs.

Many tree branches were temporarily trimmed to clear pathways during the night.
HÀ NỘI According to statistics from the Hà Nội Steering Committee for Natural Disaster Prevention and Search and Rescue, Typhoon Yagi caused significant damage, toppling many trees and leading to casualties and property damage in inner-city areas of Hà Nội.

By 7pm on September 7, Typhoon Yagi had claimed one life. The victim, a 2002-born male from Hưng Yên, was struck by a falling tree on Trần Duy Hưng Street, Cầu Giấy District. Additionally, three others were injured in Ba Đình District. This brings the total number of fatalities in the capital due to falling trees to two since 6th September.

Nearly 2,800 trees were uprooted across Hà Nội. Heavy rain and strong winds damaged six motorbikes and 13 cars, knocked down hundreds of metres of walls and fences, and caused several homes to collapse or lose their roofs.