Typhoon Kajiki has made landfall in Vietnam, wreaking havoc on coastal provinces with destructive winds and heavy rainfall, leading to the evacuation of over 600,000 residents. As the powerful storm approached, Vietnam prepared for significant disruptions, ordering mass evacuations and closing airports. The typhoon has not only affected Vietnam but also prompted evacuations in China’s Sanya, with strong winds reaching speeds of 152 mph. Tragically, at least one fatality has been reported as the storm continues to devastate the region. Thousands of flights have been canceled or delayed, impacting travel across Southeast Asia, including cities like Hanoi, Bangkok, and Shanghai. Authorities are on high alert as the storm brings torrential rains and poses severe risks to the affected areas.