Overview
- Authorities now confirm 91 dead and 11 missing across central and Central Highlands provinces after weeks of flooding and landslides.
- Dak Lak is the worst hit with 63 fatalities and tens of thousands of homes inundated; river gauges on the Ba and Cai set new highs.
- Economic losses in this latest disaster are estimated at roughly $500 million, with more than 200,000 homes affected and transport routes still disrupted.
- Power cuts peaked at about 1.1 million customers, with roughly 258,000 still without electricity as of Monday, officials said.
- Helicopters and large rescue deployments continue delivering aid, and the prime minister has ordered emergency funding for Dak Lak, Lam Dong, Gia Lai and Khanh Hoa.