Typhoon Kalmaegi: the death toll in the Philippines has risen to 114

Typhoon 'Kalmaegi' has caused significant damage in the Philippines - 114 people have died, and another 127 are missing. The storm is moving towards Vietnam, where 350,000 people have already been evacuated.

In Cebu province, the most destruction is evident - overturned cars, destroyed houses, and blocked streets. More than 200,000 people were evacuated before the typhoon, and they are now returning to begin the cleanup.

Our main goal right now is to clear the debris, find the missing people, and ensure the continuity of rescue operations.

The Philippine authorities have deployed thousands of soldiers to assist with evacuation and recovery efforts. It is expected that the typhoon will bring destructive rains to some areas of Vietnam, particularly where there are coffee plantations.

The aviation authority of Vietnam warns of possible disruptions at airports due to the bad weather. The inhabitants of the Philippines, to avoid flooding, were forced to flee to the roofs of their houses.

After the passage of typhoon 'Kalmaegi' through the Philippines, which resulted in the death of over 100 people and the disappearance of hundreds, information about the negative consequences of the natural disaster has emerged. The country's authorities have already begun evacuation and recovery efforts, but it is expected that the typhoon may also bring problems to Vietnam.