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Typhoon Kalmaegi has caused at least five deaths in Vietnam and 188 in the Philippines, bringing destruction with heavy rain, strong winds, and flooding, while authorities warn of ongoing risks and prepare for upcoming storms amid concerns over climate change.
Scientists link the increasing strength and frequency of typhoons like Kalmaegi to rising sea surface temperatures caused by human-induced global warming, warning that back-to-back storms and expanding storm footprints pose escalating risks to Southeast Asia.
Typhoon Kalmaegi has hit Vietnam after causing at least 114 deaths and severe flooding in the Philippines, with Vietnam deploying over 260,000 soldiers for rescue efforts amid strong winds and potential flooding and landslides.
Typhoon Kalmaegi has caused at least 114 deaths in the Philippines and is now approaching Vietnam, leading to flight cancellations, airport closures, and urgent evacuations in coastal areas.
Typhoon Kalmaegi, the deadliest in Asia this year, caused extensive destruction in the Philippines, killing at least 114 people and displacing thousands, before moving towards Vietnam where it threatens further damage. The storm's severity was exacerbated by heavy rainfall, flooding, and inadequate infrastructure, highlighting the impacts of climate change on extreme weather events.
Typhoon Kalmaegi caused at least 114 deaths and widespread devastation in the Philippines, prompting a state of emergency, while Vietnam prepares for potential severe flooding as the storm moves toward its territory. The disaster has displaced hundreds of thousands and is compounded by previous natural calamities and infrastructure issues.
Typhoon Kalmaegi caused severe destruction in the Philippines, resulting in at least 85 deaths, 75 missing persons, and widespread flooding that damaged homes and streets, with aerial footage showing the extent of the devastation.
Typhoon Kalmaegi caused at least 114 deaths and displaced over 560,000 in the Philippines, prompting President Marcos Jr. to declare a state of emergency to facilitate aid and response efforts, amid warnings of another approaching typhoon and ongoing severe flooding.
Typhoon Kalmaegi has caused 114 deaths in the Philippines, with significant destruction in Cebu, as it regains strength heading towards Vietnam, prompting evacuations and warnings of heavy rains and flooding in both countries.
Typhoon Kalmaegi caused severe flooding in the Philippines, resulting in at least 114 deaths and 127 missing, mainly in Cebu, with additional impacts from a helicopter crash and ongoing recovery from previous earthquakes. The storm is moving towards Vietnam and Thailand, prompting evacuations and disaster preparedness efforts.
Typhoon Kalmaegi has caused at least 66 deaths and widespread flooding in the central Philippines, particularly in Cebu, with rescue efforts ongoing and a state of calamity declared, as the country continues to recover from previous disasters.
Typhoon Kalmaegi struck central Philippines, causing over 66 deaths, including a helicopter crash, with Cebu being the hardest hit by flooding and debris, as rescue efforts continue amid warnings of dangerous storm surges and climate change-related storm intensification.
Typhoon Kalmaegi has caused at least 26 deaths in the Philippines, mainly due to flooding, with many residents trapped on roofs and cars submerged; a helicopter assisting relief efforts crashed, and the storm has significantly impacted central and eastern provinces, following a series of recent natural disasters in the region.
Typhoon Kalmaegi struck central Philippines causing deadly flash floods, displacing tens of thousands, with at least two confirmed deaths and widespread damage, as authorities warn of further risks from heavy rains and storm surges.