Catastrophic Bridge Collapse and Rising Death Toll in Vietnam Amid Typhoon Aftermath

In the wake of Typhoon Yagi, Vietnam faces a devastating aftermath with a bridge collapse in Phu Tho province that sent vehicles plunging into the Red River, resulting in at least thirteen people missing. The typhoon, described as Asia's most powerful storm this year, has led to widespread destruction, including landslides, flooding, and power outages across northern Vietnam. The death toll from the typhoon and its subsequent impacts has risen to at least 64, with dozens more injured or missing. Rescue operations are ongoing as the country grapples with the extensive damage to infrastructure and factories, highlighting the severe consequences of natural disasters in the region.