Storm surge warning issued for Metro Manila and surrounding areas as Super Typhoon Pepito approaches

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A storm surge warning has been issued for several areas in the Philippines, including Metro Manila, due to Super Typhoon Pepito. The Philippine weather agency, Pagasa, forecasts surges exceeding three meters in low-lying and coastal regions. Residents in affected areas are advised to avoid the coast and seek higher ground. The warning highlights the risk of life-threatening flooding from rising sea levels and high waves in the next 48 hours. Flight cancellations have already occurred as the typhoon approaches. Pagasa continues to monitor the situation and provide updates.


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