Evacuation started due to a strong storm in the Philippines
On Sunday, large-scale evacuation efforts began in the Philippines due to the approach of a powerful tropical storm named "Fung-wong." This was reported by Zamin.uz.
According to the Civil Defense Department, more than 916,000 people across the country were relocated to safe areas. The storm is causing strong winds blowing at a speed of 185 kilometers per hour and wind waves reaching up to 230 kilometers per hour.
Its impact area covers almost all regions of the country. According to meteorologists' forecasts, the storm may directly hit the island of Catanduanes in the eastern part of the country.
Since Sunday morning, heavy rains, winds, and floods have been observed on the island. Due to the emergency situation, the government decided to temporarily close schools and government institutions, including organizations in Manila city, on Monday.
Additionally, nearly 300 flights across the country were canceled. Due to the storm threat, the population is being urged to remain vigilant.
According to the Civil Defense Department, more than 916,000 people across the country were relocated to safe areas. The storm is causing strong winds blowing at a speed of 185 kilometers per hour and wind waves reaching up to 230 kilometers per hour.
Its impact area covers almost all regions of the country. According to meteorologists' forecasts, the storm may directly hit the island of Catanduanes in the eastern part of the country.
Since Sunday morning, heavy rains, winds, and floods have been observed on the island. Due to the emergency situation, the government decided to temporarily close schools and government institutions, including organizations in Manila city, on Monday.
Additionally, nearly 300 flights across the country were canceled. Due to the storm threat, the population is being urged to remain vigilant.
