Overview

• Search-and-rescue operations continue in northern Vietnam for one person reported missing after Wipha’s landfall on Tuesday.
• The Vietnamese government has confirmed three fatalities and more than 3,800 homes submerged by Wipha’s torrential rains and winds.
• Crops across central provinces suffered extensive losses as floodwaters inundated almost 95,000 hectares of farmland.
• The Philippines Civil Aviation Authority has cancelled about 70 flights and closed schools on Luzon in advance of Co-May’s expected 120 km/h winds.
• Recent monsoon rains have already claimed at least 12 lives and displaced tens of thousands in Manila before the arrival of Typhoon Co-May.