Philippines, Typhoon Yinxing
Typhoon Yinxing: Philippines calls evacuations, puts troops on standby
The Philippines ordered evacuations, stockpiled food and put soldiers on standby in preparation for Typhoon Yinxing, officials said on Tuesday, as the storm barrels towards northeastern towns where it could make landfall this week.
The residents of 2,500 villages were ordered to evacuate their homes as Severe Tropical Storm Toraji approached the northern Philippines, the government said Sunday, after three massive cyclones ...
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Early Friday, officials warned that “life-threatening conditions persist.” By Annie Correal Isabella Kwai and Jin Yu Young Typhoon Yinxing made landfall in the Philippines on Thursday, bringing ...
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