Typhoon Khalmaegi in the Philippines: at least 26 people dead

A true disaster occurred in the Philippines due to typhoon 'Khalmaegi'. This natural disaster led to massive flooding and destruction, resulting in at least 26 fatalities. Many residents of the flooded areas were forced to seek refuge on the roofs of their houses as the water rose rapidly, complicating rescue operations.

Typhoon 'Khalmaegi' brought exceptionally strong winds, which, according to local residents, relentlessly battered their communities. Currently, all aid and rescue operations are being carried out in the hope of saving as many people as possible from the storm's aftermath.

«The last time 'Khalmaegi' was seen over the coastal waters of Jordan City in the central province of Guimaras, it had sustained winds of 130 km/h (81 mph) and gusts of up to 180 km/h (112 mph). It was forecasted to move into the South China Sea late Tuesday or early Wednesday after striking the western province of Palawan»

We must remember that natural disasters can cause devastating destruction and result in a high number of human casualties. Therefore, it is important to be cautious, follow government advice, and respond promptly to warnings about danger.