The death toll from catastrophic floods and landslides across three Southeast Asian nations has mounted to over 500, according to news agency Reuters citing officials on Sunday. Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand bore the brunt of the devastation, caused by torrential rains and fierce wind gusts fuelled by a rare tropical storm that formed in the Malacca Strait and persisted for a week. Indonesia reported 336 fatalities, Thailand 170, and Malaysia recorded two deaths.
Southeast Asia Flood Disaster: Death toll surpasses 500 in Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand
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