Vietnam braced for second storm after devastating impact of Typhoon Damrey

As 400,000 people in coastal communities await emergency assistance after first deadly cyclone, aid workers warn Typhoon Kaikui will inflict further misery

Almost 400,000 people are in need of humanitarian assistance following a typhoon that has devastated some of the poorest communities in Vietnam, pummelling homes and destroying water supplies.

Typhoon Damrey made landfall on 4 November in the country's south-central coastal region, with winds of 135km an hour. At least 100 people have died, according to Vietnam's disaster management authority.