Typhoon Bualoi has wreaked havoc in Vietnam, resulting in a rising death toll of 26, with 22 individuals still unaccounted for. Among the missing are eight fishermen and a family of four buried by a landslide in Tuyen Quang province. The storm has caused extensive flooding and landslides, particularly in northern regions, with rainfall exceeding 30 centimeters in some areas. The Thao River in Yen Bai has risen significantly, leading to evacuations and widespread flooding in homes. Hanoi has experienced severe street flooding, prompting school closures for approximately 2.3 million students. The storm's impact extends beyond Vietnam, having already caused 20 deaths in the Philippines. Experts attribute the increasing severity of such storms to global warming, which enhances their intensity and rainfall.