Super Typhoon Man-Yi strikes northern Philippines, displacing over 750,000 people

A powerful typhoon, Super Typhoon Man-Yi, struck the northern Philippines on November 16, causing significant damage and displacing over 750,000 people. The storm brought winds of up to 195 kilometers per hour and triggered tidal surges exceeding 7 meters in some areas. Catanduanes province experienced widespread power outages and destruction, with many residents seeking refuge in emergency shelters. Officials reported that nearly half of the island's population was affected, compounding the challenges from previous storms in recent weeks. The Philippines has faced six major storms in less than a month, resulting in over 160 deaths and impacting 9 million people. The government is receiving international aid to assist with disaster response efforts as the country prepares for ongoing challenges from natural disasters.