Catastrophic Impact in Myanmar
has triggered catastrophic flooding in , leading to a death toll of 226 and leaving 77 missing, with the estimating 631,000 people affected.
The flooding has destroyed approximately 260,000 hectares of crops and over 150,000 homes, severely hindering relief efforts due to blocked roads and damaged infrastructure.
Regional Ramifications and Response
Across , the typhoon caused widespread destruction, with , , and also reporting significant casualties and damage. The storm is described as the strongest to hit the region this year.
Myanmar's junta issued a rare appeal for foreign aid, with India being the first to respond. The country faces long-term food insecurity due to the destruction of agricultural land.