Households whose roofs were blown off and buildings collapsed, have received local help to repair the damage in the poor hamlet that was littered with ruins after Typhoon Yagi.— VNA/VNS Photos Phương Thảo

Although they still face challenges in their daily lives, thanks to the help of local authorities and many benefactors, people are rebuilding are their heavy losses. 

Floodwaters have receded and the mud has been cleared from the poor hamlet.

Local residents have been supported with many essentials including food delivered by philanthropists.

A man repairs a damaged frame which will be used to rebuild one of the makeshift homes.

Residents have returned to growing crops in the shadow of the famous bridge.

Many volunteers, some from the Women's Union of wards in Hoàn Kiếm District, help with planting and taking care of the flower garden in the hamlet.

A local man also helps cultivate the flowers in the beds around the hamlet.

People who live under the Long Biên Bridge in Hà Nội are busy rebuilding and replanting.

When Typhoon Yagi hit on September 7, followed by huge floodwaters from upstream, many of the makeshift homes and the few possessions of those living close to the bridge, were swept away.— VNS