8 Dead, 34 Injured! Is Southeast Asia's Climate Disaster Worse Than We Think?
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Heavy rains from the remnants of Tropical Storm Kajiki caused devastating flooding and landslides in Vietnam and Thailand. At least eight people died, with many more injured and missing. Vietnam experienced significant flooding in northern and central provinces, while Thailand saw landslides and flash floods in Chiang Mai. Warnings remain in place for further heavy rain and potential landslides, particularly in low-lying areas. A recent scientific study highlights the increased risk of stronger, longer-lasting cyclones in Southeast Asia due to climate change.
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