Following the landfall of Typhoon Yagi in Vietnam, the country has been grappling with severe consequences, including at least 59 reported deaths and widespread destruction. The typhoon, which weakened to a tropical depression after hitting Vietnam, triggered heavy rainfall leading to floods and landslides.
One of the tragic incidents involved a passenger bus being swept away by flooding in Cao Bang province, resulting in the loss of nine lives. Additionally, a steel bridge over the Red River in Phu Tho province collapsed, causing several vehicles to plunge into the river. Rescue operations are ongoing, with three individuals rescued and 13 others still missing.
