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Weather: Saola To Exit Philippines With Nearly 200K People Affected Amid Storm Haikui Entry - Vimarsana News

Weather: Saola To Exit Philippines With Nearly 200K People Affected Amid Storm Haikui Entry

Super Typhoon Saola is leaving the Philippines with more than P41 million in infrastructure damage, nearly 200,000 individuals affected, and 52 totally damaged houses.

Watch: Bride Walks Down Flooded Aisle After Typhoon Doksuri In Philippines - Vimarsana News

Watch: Bride Walks Down Flooded Aisle After Typhoon Doksuri In Philippines

A video from the Philippines showing a couple pushing through with their wedding despite flooding in the wake of Typhoon Doksuri is going viral on social media.

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23 killed, 6 missing after boat capsizes in lake in Philippines - Vimarsana News

23 killed, 6 missing after boat capsizes in lake in Philippines

At least 23 people were killed and six went missing after a passenger boat capsized in a lake near the Philippine capital of Manila. The coast guard refuted speculations that the accident was caused due to Typhoon Doksuri, which hammered the northern parts of the country.

Doksuri Philippines: 13 Dead, 20 Missing, 12 Injured, $1.1M In Agricultural Damages Reported - Vimarsana News

Doksuri Philippines: 13 Dead, 20 Missing, 12 Injured, $1.1M In Agricultural Damages Reported

Doksuri has left the Philippines, but its impacts can still be felt in regions where power has yet to be restored, agricultural crops were wiped out, homes were totally damaged and landslides

Typhoon Doksuri: one dead, thousands evacuated in Philippines - Vimarsana News

Typhoon Doksuri: one dead, thousands evacuated in Philippines

The super storm is expected to move away from the Philippines and head towards Taiwan and China. Beijing raised its typhoon warning alert to red, the highest advisory level.