Overview
- The storm made landfall near Quy Nhon in central Vietnam with winds near 200–205 km/h, bringing extreme rain, storm surge and flooding risks across provinces including Da Nang, Quang Ngai, Dak Lak, Gia Lai and Lam Dong.
- Vietnamese authorities instructed roughly 300,000 people to evacuate and mobilized about 200,000 troops to support preparations and response.
- In the Philippines, officials confirmed 114 deaths and 127 missing, while provincial tallies raise the overall death toll to about 140–142 after catastrophic flash floods in Cebu and Negros.
- President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. declared a national state of calamity as nearly 2 million people were affected, more than 560,000 displaced and about 450,000 evacuated to emergency shelters.
- Forecasters reported rapid strengthening over the South China Sea with peak winds up to roughly 215 km/h, and officials cited added risks from quake damage, poor flood-control projects and a new system, Fung‑Wong (Uwan), tracking toward northern Luzon.