US EditionTyphoon Yagi floods displace more than 235,000 in Myanmar: Junta
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Nearly 250,000 Displaced In Myanmar After Typhoon Yagi Floods: Report
Floods in Myanmar sparked by Typhoon Yagi have displaced more than 235,000 people and killed at least 33, the junta said on Friday. "There are 236,649 people from 59,413 households who were displaced because of typhoon floods... There were 33 deaths and one person injured around the country," junta spokesman Zaw Min Tun said in an audio statement. He said authorities have "lost communication with some areas" and urged those living near river ban…
Many areas in Myanmar are cut off from the outside world after the severe storms, and there is no systematic help. In Vietnam, the storm left more than 250 people dead and hundreds injured.
Vietnam authorities reported that this Friday the number of people killed by typhoon 'Yagi' increased to 233. The cyclone has left 283 injured and caused the displacement of 130,246 people, especially in the north of the country. In addition, it is estimated that more than one hundred people are missing. According to records, typhoon Yagi is considered to be the strongest storm recorded off the eastern coast of the Asian country in three decades…
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