Super Typhoon “Manyi” has made landfall in the Philippines. He is afraid of causing serious damage

Super Typhoon Manyi has made landfall on an island in the Philippines. and is expected to cause significant damage Authorities had to evacuate more than 650,000 people.

Foreign news agencies reported that Super Typhoon Man-yi has made landfall in the Philippines. On Saturday, November 16, 2024, causing waves as high as 14 meters to hit the shore, with the National Weather Service warning It is possible that this storm will have a serious impact. and it is life threatening

Typhoon Manyi It came with wind speed up to 195 km/h and made landfall on Catanduanes Island. (Catanduanes) east of the Philippines which has a small population causing maximum wind gusts up to 325 km/hour.

Before Typhoon Manyi arrived More than 650,000 people were evacuated in the Philippines to escape ​​the sixth major storm that hit the islands in just one month.

“Dangerous and catastrophic situations may occur in the Bicol region. northeast as Super Typhoon ‘Pepito’ intensifies,” the Philippine Weather Bureau said. They called the local name Manyi storm.

They also said waves up to 14 m hit the coast of Catanduanes Island. while Manila and other high-risk areas of the coastal area Risk facing a storm surge with a height higher than 3 m in the next 48 hours.

Officials are also predicting that Storm Manyi may enter Luzon. The most populated island in the Philippines When it was a super typhoon or typhoon On the evening of Sunday, November 17, local time and will move to cut areas north of Manila and entered the South China Sea Monday (November 18)

Five major storms hit the Philippines in the past four weeks. That left at least 163 people dead and thousands homeless. Agricultural crops and livestock were severely damaged.

Saturday The Philippine government urged citizens to heed warnings and evacuate to safety. Don’t wait for the date to evacuate. or ask for help Because he is not only putting his own life in danger. But it also includes the lives of the officers who help.