Typhoon Nika forces over 5,200 residents to evacuate in Isabela, Philippines

Typhoon Nika has forced over 5,200 residents in Isabela, Philippines, to evacuate due to severe winds and heavy rain. As of November 11, 1,783 families have sought safety in various evacuation centers across the province. Ilagan City has 104 families, while Maconacon reported 279 families displaced. Other towns, including Palanan and Divilacan, also have evacuees. Residents have reported flying debris and damage to homes. Local officials have urged residents to stay indoors and avoid outdoor activities. The provincial government has assured that essential supplies are ready for those affected by the storm.