Typhoon Yagi has caused widespread devastation across Southeast Asia, significantly impacting Myanmar, Vietnam, Thailand, and Laos, with a total death toll of nearly 350. In Myanmar, the typhoon has resulted in at least 74 deaths, 89 people missing, and nearly 240,000 displaced due to flooding and landslides. The Myanmar military government is seeking international aid for relief efforts as the country's infrastructure has been severely damaged. In Vietnam, the death toll has risen to 254, with over 820 injured and 82 still missing, leaving millions of children without access to clean water, healthcare, or education. In China's Hainan province, Typhoon Yagi exposed the vulnerabilities of a cashless society, with power outages leaving residents unable to access funds in mobile wallets. Videos showing people struggling to charge their phones highlighted the reliance on digital systems for basic transactions.