42K views · 635 reactions | Central and southern parts of the Philippines have been devastated by Typhoon Rai. Reuters. RELATED STORY: https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/1528972/typhoon-odette-rai-darker-days-ahead-for-3-8m-people-living-below-poverty-line | INQUIRER.net | Facebook

3.8K views · 49 reactions | PINSALA sa Cebu na dulot ng Super Typhoon Odette #Philippines ctto video Central Visayas News #BangonVisMin | The Bohol Monitor | Facebook

651K views · 16K reactions | Lumakas pa ang severe tropical storm #EgayPH at inaasahang magiging typhoon sa loob ng 24 oras, ayon sa PAGASA. Posible itong maging super typhoon sa Martes (Hulyo 25, 2023). Nakataas ang signal no. 1 sa ilang lugar. #WeatherPatrol Para sa mga kaugnay na ulat, magtungo sa news.abs-cbn.com/weather. | TV Patrol | Facebook

WATCH: A dramatic timelapse captured the arrival of a massive dark cloud over Zhuhai city, Guangdong province, as Typhoon Wipha(formerly #CrisingPH in the Philippines) made landfall last Sunday, July 20. The typhoon brought heavy rains, flash flood warnings, and landslide alerts across southern China, affecting cities like Yangjiang, Zhanjiang, and Maoming, before weakening into a tropical storm as it moved towards Vietnam. COURTESY: Social Media via Reuters | GMA News

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Landslides, storm surge, and extreme winds battered Batan Island, Philippines yesterday as the storm passed to the south. Although the eye remained about 50 miles offshore, the island still experienced significant impacts. A section of roadway near Itbud was washed out by storm surge, and widespread vegetation damage has been reported across the area. #typhoon #NandoPH #ragasa #stormchasing #Philippines #BatanIsland | Storm Chaser Jordan Hall

‘OPONG’ AFTERMATH WATCH: Masbate province suffered significant damage during the onslaught of Typhoon #OpongPH as seen in this video taken during an aerial inspection on Saturday, Sept. 27. 📹 Civil Defense Bicol Region 5/Facebook | NewsWatch Plus Philippines

Faithful attend Mass in boats at a flooded church in the Philippines. A typhoon hit the country last week with heavy rain & wind causing floods and structural damage. The land where the church is will become part of a new airport, so this may be the last Mass celebrated there. | EWTN News Nightly