Deadly floods and landslides continue to plague Southeast Asia
Summary
Heavy rains are causing serious flooding and landslides in Southeast Asia, leading to many deaths and significant damage. Vietnam, Thailand, and Malaysia are the worst affected, with multiple fatalities and large-scale evacuations as authorities work to provide aid.Key Facts
- Heavy rain continues to cause flooding and landslides in Southeast Asia.
- 91 people have died in Vietnam due to the floods.
- In Thailand, 5 people have died and nearly 2 million are affected.
- Vietnam has suffered at least $500 million in damage.
- The central province of Dak Lak in Vietnam recorded the most deaths.
- Over 12,500 people have been evacuated in Malaysia, mainly from Kelantan.
- Scientists link frequent, severe weather to climate change.
- Helicopters and thousands of personnel are delivering aid in Vietnam.
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