Philippines Evacuates 100,000 as Super Typhoon Fung-Wong Nears
Summary
The Philippines has evacuated over 100,000 people as Super Typhoon Fung-Wong approaches, threatening to bring severe weather to the country. The storm is expected to hit central Luzon with strong winds and heavy rain, and various regions are under high alert. Flights have been canceled, and power outages are already happening in some areas.Key Facts
- Over 100,000 residents have been evacuated in eastern and northern Philippines.
- The storm, known locally as Uwan, could bring winds up to 115 mph with higher gusts.
- The highest alert, Signal No. 5, has been issued for parts of Luzon.
- Metro Manila is under Signal No. 3 as the typhoon approaches.
- More than 300 flights have been canceled due to the storm.
- Parts of Eastern Visayas are already experiencing power outages.
- The Philippine Coast Guard is conducting evacuations from coastal regions.
- A weather alert has been issued by the U.S. Embassy for Americans in the region.
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