The death toll from Typhoon Yagi and its aftermath in Vietnam has risen significantly, with reports indicating at least 141 fatalities and 59 individuals still missing, primarily due to landslides and flooding in northern provinces. The typhoon, which made landfall on Saturday with winds up to 149 km/h, caused severe damage, notably in Cao Bang, Lao Cai, and Ten Bai, with over 760 injuries reported and extensive property damage affecting more than 48,000 homes and 150,000 hectares of rice fields. Authorities are on high alert in Hanoi due to rising water levels in the Red and Duong rivers, with fears of further flooding in central districts. Rescue efforts are ongoing, with local NGOs like Blue Dragon providing assistance to affected families. The disaster has also disrupted industrial activities in northern areas, including Bac Giang and Thai Nguyen, which host major factories. As recovery efforts continue, the region faces additional weather challenges, including ongoing heavy rainfall and strong winds.