The death toll from one of the most destructive storms in years to hit Southeast Asia, has risen to at least 331.
Typhoon Ketsana was downgraded to a tropical depression, as it crossed into a fourth nation, Laos.
In Cambodia, at least 11 people were killed when the storm hit there on Tuesday.
Authorities are still searching for more victims and are rushing food, medical supplies and plastic sheeting for temporary tents to hard-hit areas.
The typhoon left 74 people dead in Vietnam after flash flooding caused landslides which buried residents.
The clean-up task across the region is enormous and thousands have been left homeless.
The death toll is highest in the Philippines where Typhoon Katsana first hit, killing 246 people.
It triggered the country’s worst flooding in 40 years and dozens more people are still missing.
Those who survived the disaster now face more danger, as another tropical storm gathers off the Philippines east coast.