Heavy rains triggered landslides and flash floods in Pakistan, killing nearly 200 people in 24 hours, including 5 who died in a rescue helicopter crash.
After historic floods in Nghe An's mountainous districts, many schools are submerged under more than two meters of mud, with damaged property and some areas still inaccessible.
As of Tuesday evening, authorities reported that over 13,000 households, totaling more than 61,000 people, remain isolated in 16 mountainous communes in Nghe An province due to flooding caused by Typhoon Wipha.
A passenger bus carrying 25 people became stranded between a landslide and rising floodwaters on National Highway 7A, about 13 km from Muong Xen town (former Ky Son district), at 4 p.m. on 22/7.