Typhoon tembin threatens to damage Tet flowers

They've spent a year's worth of investment on this business. This time during previous years, flower growers were trimming the apricot blossom trees to prepare them for Tet. But now they are trying their best to cover the flowers to protect them from the effects of Typhoon Tembin.

According to local authorities, if Tembin's velocity is maintained, the amount of damaged area may exceed 80%. For this reason, thousands of residents here have already prepared protection for their plants.