The aftermath of Typhoon Yagi in northern Vietnam led to 197 casualties, according to the government, with 128 individuals still missing. The disaster also resulted in the destruction of over 250,000 hectares of crops. Yagi, deemed the most powerful typhoon to hit northern Vietnam in 30 years, left a trail of damages, including downed bridges, demolished buildings, and flooded communities.
Severe flooding continues in the region, forcing thousands to evacuate and leaving some areas submerged. The devastation extended to farmers, resulting in the loss of 1.5 million poultry and 2,500 livestock. The affected communities are grappling with power outages, exacerbating the crisis.