A landslide triggered by Typhoon Kajiki has killed at least two people, injured 13, and left five missing in a village in Chiang Mai on Wednesday (August 27), according to Thailand's Ministry of Public Health.

Video from the Thai Public Broadcasting Service (TPBS) showed the village of Ban Pang Ung, located in a mountainous area more than 200 kilometres (about 124 miles) from Chiang Mai city, was buried in mud and debris.

Heavy rains have caused floods and landslides in eight provinces in Thailand, affecting more than 180 households, Thailand's Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation said on Wednesday.

Seven people have been killed in Vietnam, where Kajiki and its associated flooding have damaged and inundated more than 10,000 homes and offices as well as more than 86 hectares of rice and cash crops, the Vietnamese government said in a statement on Wednesday.

DESCRIPCIÓN DE IMÁGENES

BAN PANG UNG VILLAGE, CHIANG MAI PROVINCE, THAILAND (AUGUST 27, 2025) (TPBS - No use Thailand)

1. AFTERMATH OF LANDSLIDE CAUSED BY HEAVY RAIN

2. PICKUP TRUCK UNDER DEBRIS

3. PEOPLE SURROUNDED BY DEBRIS AND MUD

4. EXCAVATOR DIGGING THROUGH DEBRIS

5. AFTERMATH OF LANDSLIDE

6. DAMAGED HOME

7. DAMAGED HOME NEXT TO FLOWING FLOODWATER

8. FLOODWATER

9. PEOPLE ASSESSING DAMAGES

10. PERSON WITH BACKPACK LABELLED (Thai): “Autopsy bag”

11. LANDSLIDE ZONE SEEN FROM A DISTANCE

NAN PROVINCE, THAILAND (AUGUST 27, 2025) (TPBS - No use Thailand)

12. FLOODED STREETS

13. PEOPLE WALKING IN FLOODWATER NEXT TO PARKED VEHICLE

14. VARIOUS OF PEOPLE WALKING IN FLOODWATER

15. FLOODED ROAD

16. VARIOUS OF VEHICLES MOVING THROUGH FLOOD