One killed, four injured as Storm Dianmu makes landfall in northern Vietnam   Rough seas are seen during the storm in Nam Dinh Province, located in northern Vietnam, on August 19, 2016. Tuoi Tre Tropical Storm Dianmu has left one dead injured four others in northern Vietnam, following its landfall in on Friday afternoon. The storm hit Hai Phong City and Thai Binh Province in northern Vietnam at 2:00 pm, two hours earlier than forecasted. According to the National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting, strongest winds near the eye of the storm in the two localities reached 60 - 90kph. The deceased hailed from Sop Cop District in the northern province of Son La, the Control and National Committee for Search and Rescue said Friday. The tempest also injured three in Hanoi and one in the northern province of Vinh Phuc, the rescue center added. Dianmu has knocked down 11 houses in Quang Ninh Province and submerged 36 buildings in Son La. It also unroofed 33 houses in Hanoi, Dien Bien, and Quang Ninh. The storm has destroyed 59 hectares of vegetables in Quang Ninh and Son La and uprooted 135 trees in Hanoi. Pham Van Xuyen, deputy chairman of Thai Binh People’s Committee, told Tuoi Tre (Youth) newspaper that no major damages were recorded in the province. “However, serious consideration should be put into the 5,000 hectares of newly raised rice plants to prevent them from being destroyed,” he added. In Nam Dinh, most vegetable plantations and fish cages had no major damage, said Bui Si Son, deputy director of the provincial Department of Agriculture and Rural Development. Tropical Storm Dianmu started weakening at 7:00 pm on Friday, and eventually dissipated en route to the northern mountainous later the same day, according to the National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting. However, severe rainfall as high as 200 millimeters, flash floods, and landslides are highly anticipated in northern mountainous areas this weekend, the center warned. TUOI TRE NEWS