🌪️ The 4 Strongest Typhoons That Shaped Luzon 🇵🇭 A 40-second recap of the most tragic storms that hit Luzon in the past 30 years: ⚡ Super Typhoon Durian (Reming, 2006) — 1,400 dead, Bicol buried by deadly mudflows. 💨 Typhoon Angela (Rosing, 1995) — 936 dead, massive winds lashed Luzon. 🌊 Tropical Storm Ketsana (Ondoy, 2009) — 747 dead, Metro Manila submerged in epic floods. ⛰️ Typhoon Parma (Pepeng, 2009) — 465 dead, landslides devastated the Cordilleras. These disasters reshaped Luzon and

The Philippines is on alert as it prepares for Severe Tropical Storm #UwanPH (international name: Fung-wong), just days after being hit by Typhoon Kalmaegi (formerly known as Tino). A weather radar graphic showed Uwan in waters to the east of the country on Friday (Nov. 7). The Philippines’ civil aviation regulator has placed all area centers and airport operations under heightened alert as Uwan approaches. It is forecast to intensify into a super typhoon before making landfall in the northern P

12 reactions | Super Typhoon #Haiyan in Numbers  10 years ago, over 1️⃣4️⃣ million people were affected by one of the strongest typhoons on record. WFP was on the ground assisting communities with cash , rice , and ready-to-use supplementary food  Learn more about #YolandaPH in the Philippines: #Haiyan10 ⬇ | World Food Programme | Facebook