Deadly storm cripples Vietnam's power and infrastructure

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Deadly storm cripples Vietnam's power and infrastructure

Typhoon Yagi, the most powerful storm to hit Asia this year killing at keast 64 people, has wreaked havoc across Vietnam since making landfall. The storm has caused extensive damage to infrastructure, leaving millions without power. Key bridges and roads have been destroyed, disrupting life across the region.

September 10, 2024