At least 41 people have died due to severe flooding in Vietnam, which has caused extensive damage and widespread disruption. Heavy rains triggered landslides, severing crucial transportation routes and necessitating large-scale evacuations. The situation intensified as key highways, including the Mimosa Pass near Da Lat, were rendered impassable, and rail services connecting the northern and southern regions were suspended. Emergency services have been overwhelmed by distress calls as communities grapple with the escalating crisis.