Typhoon Yagi

On Sunday, Typhoon Yagi was downgraded to a tropical depression but there are still concerns of future floods and landslides. The Vietnamese government has reported 49 deaths and 22 missing. All Hands and Hearts is monitoring Yagi and its impacts.

Typhoon Yagi made landfall Saturday on Vietnam’s northeastern coast as the most powerful storm all year where it damaged factories and infrastructure. Initial reports from Vietnamese government has indicated 21 people have died from the landslides and floods that followed Typhoon Yagi. All Hands and Hearts is contiuning to monitor Yagi and its impacts.

Yagi has increased in strength and is now bringing wind speeds up to 130 mph near the eye. Parts of southern China are preparing for the arrival of Yagi on Friday morning by closing schools and delaying flights. All Hands and Hearts is monitoring Typhoon Yagi and its impacts.

On 2 September 2024, Tropical Cyclone Yagi made landfall in Casiguran, Aurora, the Philippines. The cyclone, which traversed mainland Luzon, initially weakened but has since intensified into a typhoon. Forecasts predict that Yagi will reach peak intensity between late Friday and early Saturday. It is expected to pass by Hainan, China, before heading toward Northern Vietnam. All Hands and Hearts continues to monitor its path and impact.