Many tourism facilities in Hoi An City, located in the central Vietnamese province of Quang Nam, were shattered to their foundations due to the devastating impact of Storm Vamco.

As witnessed by your correspondent on Sunday, several villas, restaurants as well as residential buildings on the seashore of the Thinh My neighborhood in Hoi An were demolished after the storm hit the locale on Saturday night.

Nguyen Van Ba, a resident in Thinh My, found his seaside restaurant having its roof and walls collapse, while its restroom was also shattered.

The restaurateur was seen joining his staff in cleaning up the debris.

The Bungalow Sea View near Ba’s restaurant also faced the same fate, with its foundation exposed and walls pulled down.

According to the facility's owner, sea waves soared high early on Sunday morning due to the effect of Storm Vamco, which in turn wreaked havoc on the seashore lodgings.

“Walls and foundations were torn apart and ruined beyond repair,” the owner added.

Trees and residential housing along the shoreline were damaged in the catastrophe as well.

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