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1. The death toll from Typhoon Yagi in northern Vietnam increases to 233 people, with 103 others still missing and over 800 injured.
   2024-09-14 02:44:04 (First version)
2. The death toll from Typhoon Yagi in northern Vietnam increases to 233 people, with more than 800 others injured, and 103 people still missing.
   2024-09-14 04:12:29 (Update)
3. The death toll from Typhoon Yagi in northern Vietnam increases to 254 people, with more than 820 others injured, and 82 people still missing.
   2024-09-14 08:12:15 (Update)
4. The death toll from Typhoon Yagi in northern Vietnam increases to 233 people, with more than 820 others injured, and 103 people still missing.
   (Current version)

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