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Massive displacement due to a typhoon in the Philippines.
A powerful typhoon in the northern Philippines destroyed homes and caused huge tsunamis, and forced hundreds of thousands of people to flee to emergency shelters as it swept through.
Strong winds that ripped everything in its path were so strong that tsunamis rose to more than 7 meters near homes overlooking the sea, adding that the entire province of Catanduanes was without power after the typhoon felled trees and electricity poles.
Authorities in the Philippines closed at least 26 local airports and two international airports briefly, and ferry and inter-island shipping services were suspended due to the strong waves, stranding thousands of passengers and travelers. According to the Philippine Civil Aviation Authority and the Coast Guard.
This is the eye of Typhoon Mani, which is 40 kilometers wide and is the first Category 5 typhoon. It is hitting the coast of the Philippines with winds of 260 kilometers per hour. This stunning image was taken early in the morning.
Authorities evacuate half a million people from danger areas. Footage of the powerful Typhoon Man-Yi making landfall, causing waves of up to 14 meters, according to the weather services, the typhoon is threatening to have catastrophic consequences for millions of Filipinos. In the sixth major storm to hit the Philippines in less than a month. Powerful Typhoon "Man-Yi" destroys dozens of homes and causes high tides.
The typhoon uprooted trees, electricity poles and metal roofs, but no casualties have been reported so far. It was accompanied by winds of 185 kilometers per hour after it reached land. The weather bureau said winds sometimes reached 325 kilometers per hour. More than 650,000 people were forced to leave their homes as this powerful typhoon approaches, which could have catastrophic and deadly consequences, according to the bureau. Property losses and the evacuation of more than half a million people in six Philippine provinces due to Typhoon "Man-Yi", which is classified as the strongest in years.
Destruction of homes and electricity, uprooting of trees and huge economic losses.. A devastating toll since Typhoon Man-Yi reached the Philippines in a few hours.
Debris strewn in the streets Horrific scenes and chaos. Debris and damage All cities have suffered very heavy damage.
Mayor of Panganiban Electricity poles have fallen, houses have been damaged, trees and metal roofs have been torn off. The situation is still dangerous, the winds are still blowing strongly and there is a lot of debris. It is the sixth storm to hit the Philippines in less than a month, and previous storms have killed at least 163 people, displaced thousands of people and destroyed crops.