Da Nang Typhoon 2025: Storm Preparedness Tips for Apartment Residents at The Monarchy

Typhoon No.12 is forecast to hit Da Nang on October 22, 2025. Learn how apartment residents, especially those at The Monarchy, can stay safe, protect property, and prepare effectively for the storm.

Da Nang on High Alert as Typhoon No.12 Approaches

 

According to the National Center for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting, Typhoon No.12 is moving rapidly toward Da Nang and Quang Nam, expected to make landfall on October 22, 2025, with winds up to level 12 and gusts reaching level 14.

This is projected to be the strongest typhoon of 2025, bringing heavy rain, flooding, and strong winds across Da Nang’s coastal and central districts.

 

Local authorities have issued emergency directives requiring districts like Son Tra, Hai Chau, and Ngu Hanh Son to prepare storm defenses, reinforce drainage systems, and ensure resident safety. High-rise residential buildings such as The Monarchy, Hiyori Garden Tower, and Azura have been advised to double-check their window seals, basement areas, and balcony structures.

 

 

Potential Risks for Apartment Residents in Da Nang

 

Many assume that high-rise living means full protection from natural disasters, but strong winds, horizontal rain, and flooded basements can still cause significant impact.

 

• High floors face stronger wind pressure: Windows and balcony doors may shake or leak if not properly secured.

• Basement flooding risks: Heavy rain combined with high tides may submerge parking areas.

• Power outages: To ensure safety, some power systems may be temporarily disconnected during the storm.

 

Suggestions for Apartment Residents: What to Do Before the Storm

 

1. Inspect and Reinforce Windows and Balconies

 

Make sure all windows and balcony doors are locked tightly. Applying tape in an X-pattern on glass can reduce the risk of shattering due to wind pressure.

 

 

2. Bring Outdoor Items Inside

 

Move plants, chairs, and any lightweight objects indoors to prevent them from being blown away and damaging property or windows.

 

 

3. Prepare Essential Supplies and Backup Power

 

• Stock up on drinking water, dry food, flashlights, and portable batteries for at least 2–3 days.

• Fully charge phones and power banks.

• Keep a small first-aid kit handy.

 

Residents at The Monarchy Da Nang are advised to follow updates from building management regarding power or water disruptions.

 

 

4. Move Vehicles from Basement Areas

 

If flooding is likely, relocate your vehicle to higher ground or a nearby parking facility.

 

5. Stay Connected and Informed

 

Join the official resident group chat for real-time updates, safety notices, and post-storm recovery support.

 

 

FAQ – Common Questions from Apartment Residents During Storms

 

Should residents stay in their apartments when the typhoon hits?

 

Yes, if your apartment is structurally safe and you have secured all doors and windows. However, if local authorities issue an evacuation order, follow it immediately.

 

What should I do if there’s a power outage?

 

Avoid using candles to prevent fire hazards. Use flashlights or battery-powered lights instead. Keep refrigerators closed to preserve food longer.

 

Is balcony rainwater dangerous?

 

Not usually, but ensure balcony drains are clear and remove any items blocking water flow to prevent leaks.

 

When can I open windows after the storm?

 

Do not open windows until authorities or building management officially announce it is safe. Strong gusts may still occur after the main storm passes.

 

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