Typhoon Yagi's Devastation: Over 300 Dead Across Southeast Asia

The strongest storm to hit Asia this year has caused severe flooding and landslides, displacing hundreds of thousands in Vietnam, Myanmar, and Thailand.

Vietnam reports 254 deaths, with 103 people still missing and over 800 injured.
Myanmar's death toll has risen to 74, with nearly 240,000 people displaced and 89 missing.
The storm has destroyed entire villages, particularly in Vietnam's Lao Cai province, and caused extensive damage to infrastructure and agriculture.
Myanmar's ruling junta has requested foreign aid for the first time in years, as the country grapples with the compounded effects of civil war and natural disaster.
Climate experts warn that storms like Typhoon Yagi are becoming more intense due to climate change, leading to higher winds and heavier rainfall.