Typhoon Kalmaegi has left a trail of destruction in the Philippines, resulting in a state of emergency declared by the government and at least 241 people reported dead and missing. As the storm intensifies, it is now headed towards Vietnam, prompting urgent warnings and preparations across the region. With the typhoon expected to reach the Vietnam coast between November 7-9, authorities are taking measures such as canceling flights and advising residents to stockpile food and reinforce their homes. Additionally, Thailand is on high alert as the storm is forecasted to bring heavy rains and potential flooding in its wake. Millions are monitoring the storm as it approaches, raising concerns about travel safety in affected areas.