Typhoon Yagi, Asia's most powerful storm this year, has caused widespread devastation across Southeast Asia, particularly affecting Myanmar, Vietnam, Laos, and Thailand. In Myanmar, the death toll has reached at least 113 with over 320,000 people displaced and significant damage to infrastructure. The junta has made a rare request for foreign aid, and countries like India, the UK, and Australia have launched humanitarian assistance operations. Vietnam has reported over 200 deaths with extensive damage to homes and infrastructure. Laos has also received aid to support disaster relief for communities impacted by the floods. The storm has highlighted the need for better disaster preparedness and international cooperation in response to climate-related disasters.