Look: Aftermath of the onslaught of four successive tropical cyclones namely Severe Tropical Storm Kristine (I.N. Trami), Typhoon Marce (I.N. Yinxing), Typhoon Nika (I.N. Toraji), and Typhoon Ofel (I.N. Usagi). Another tropical cyclone with local name Severe Tropical Storm Pepito (I.N. Man-yi) has entered the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR) as Typhoon Ofel devastated the...
Author: Citizens Disaster Response Center
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Typhoon Nika (I.N) Toraji Situation Report
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Severe Tropical Storm Kristine (I. N. Trami) Situation Report #2 October 24, 2024
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