Vietnam is facing the aftermath of Typhoon Yagi, which has resulted in over 290 deaths and significant economic damage, as Typhoon Soulik makes landfall with heavy rains and winds, prompting the evacuation of approximately 1,000 people in central provinces. Authorities warn of potential landslides and have mobilized military resources for rescue operations. Meanwhile, flooding is expected to occur in the Mekong Delta earlier than predicted due to rising water levels from torrential rains and upstream hydropower spillages. In Bangkok, officials are on alert for potential flooding due to anticipated heavy rainfall in the coming days. The region's vulnerability to tropical storms continues to pose a significant threat to communities, infrastructure, and agriculture. Preparations and warnings have been issued across several provinces to mitigate the impact of these severe weather events.