Typhoon wreaks havoc: At least 140 dead; State of national disaster declared PHOTO/VIDEO

The hardest-hit area is the central province of Cebu, where floodwaters have swept through towns and villages, carrying away cars, riverside shacks, and even large shipping containers.Tanjug/AP/Jacqueline Hernandez (STR)The National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council reported that more than 500,000 families, or over 1.9 million Filipinos, have been affected by Typhoon Kalmaegi, locally known as Typhoon Tino, Xinhua reported. फिलिपिन्समा आएको कलमेगी चक्रवातका कारण मृत्यु हुनेहरुको सङ्ख्या ६६ पुगेको छ । घटनामा २६ जना बेपत्ता भएको फिलिपिन्सको नागरिक रक्षा कार्यालय (ओसीडी)ले जनाएको छ । #nepalviewshttps://t.co/p7ZDxYNMUl&mdash; Nepal Views (@nepalviewsnv) November 5, 2025 Kalmaegi, the twentieth storm to hit the country this year, intensified further as it crossed the South China Sea and is approaching Vietnam, where it is expected to arrive on Friday.The Philippines is preparing for another storm, which could develop into a super typhoon and hit the country over the weekend.Special Report | Philippinesमध्ये पुन्हा चक्रीवादळ; &#39;Kalmegi&#39;मुळे पूर, होत्याचं नव्हतं!#SpecialReport #Philippines #Typhoon #Kalmaegi #NDTVMarathi pic.twitter.com/jxyR6SHalX&mdash; NDTV Marathi (@NDTVMarathi) November 4, 2025

Typhoon wreaks havoc: At least 140 dead; State of national disaster declared PHOTO/VIDEO

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