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Storm Kalmaegi: No less than 26 killed after storm unleashes heavy rains and floods in Philippines

By Editorial Board Published November 4, 2025 5 Min Read
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Storm Kalmaegi: No less than 26 killed after storm unleashes heavy rains and floods in Philippines

No less than 26 folks have died after Storm Kalmaegi unleashed heavy rains and floods throughout the central Philippines, trapping folks on their roofs and submerging automobiles.

Though the highly effective storm, regionally named Tino, has weakened because it made landfall early on Tuesday, it has continued to lash the nation with sustained winds of 87mph and gusts of as much as 121mph.

Tens of 1000’s of individuals have been evacuated throughout the Visayas islands, the nationwide catastrophe company reported.

Philippine Red Cross personnel rescue people and dogs following torrential rains brought by Typhoon Kalmaegi. Pics: Reuters

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Philippine Purple Cross personnel rescue folks and canine following torrential rains introduced by Storm Kalmaegi. Pics: Reuters

No less than 26 folks had been reportedly killed, many in flooding in Cebu province and different central island provinces, mentioned Bernardo Rafaelito Alejandro IV, deputy administrator of the Workplace of Civil Defence.

A number of folks had been trapped on their roofs by floodwaters within the coastal city of Liloan in Cebu, mentioned Gwendolyn Pang, secretary-general of the Philippine Purple Cross.

She mentioned within the metropolis of Mandaune, additionally in Cebu, floodwaters had been “up to the level of heads of people”, including that a number of automobiles had been submerged in floods or floated in one other neighborhood in Cebu.

“We have received so many calls from people asking us to rescue them from roofs and from their houses, but it’s impossible,” Ms Pang mentioned. “There are so many debris, you see cars floating so we have to wait for the flood to subside.”

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Damaged vehicles after flooding in Cebu City. Pic: AP

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Broken automobiles after flooding in Cebu Metropolis. Pic: AP

Fierce winds both ripped off roofs or broken round 300 principally rural shanties on the island neighborhood of Homonhon in Jap Samar, however there have been no reported deaths or accidents, mayor Annaliza Gonzales Kwan mentioned.

“There was no flooding at all, but just strong wind,” she mentioned. “We’re okay. We’ll make this through. We’ve been through a lot, and bigger than this.”

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Helicopter crashes

A Philippine air power helicopter with 5 personnel on board crashed within the nation’s south whereas flying to assist reply to the devastation wrought by the storm. Efforts had been below technique to find the air power personnel aboard the Tremendous Huey chopper, the army’s Jap Mindanao Command mentioned.

The mixture of Kalmaegi and a shear line introduced heavy rains and powerful winds throughout the Visayas and close by areas, state climate company PAGASA mentioned. A shear line is the boundary between two totally different air plenty resembling heat and chilly air.

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A boy with a goldfish he caught after a nearby fish farm overflowed due to floodwaters. Pic: AP

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A boy with a goldfish he caught after a close-by fish farm overflowed on account of floodwaters. Pic: AP

Greater than 180 flights to and from the affected areas have been cancelled, whereas these at sea had been suggested to move to the closest protected harbour instantly and stay in port.

PAGASA warned of a excessive danger of “life-threatening and damaging storm surges” that might attain greater than three metres excessive alongside coastal and low-lying communities within the central Philippines.

Vietnam gears up for storm

The Vietnamese authorities has mentioned it was getting ready for the worst-case state of affairs because it braced for the impression of Kalmaegi.

The hurricane is forecast to make landfall in Vietnam’s central areas on Thursday night time. These areas have already suffered heavy floods which killed a minimum of 40 folks and left six lacking over the past week.

“This is a very strong typhoon, which continues to strengthen after entering the East Sea,” the federal government mentioned in an announcement, referring to the South China Sea.

Kalmaegi hit the Philippines because it continues to recuperate from a number of disasters, together with earthquakes and extreme climate over current months.

Round 20 typhoons and storms hit the Philippines annually, and the nation can be typically struck by earthquakes and has greater than a dozen energetic volcanoes.

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