Typhoon Yutu strikes the Philippines with sustained winds of 150km per hour. (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – Nearly 10,000 people had moved to safer ground in thePhilippines’ northern localities ahead of Typhoon Yutu’s arrival.
Yutu, which made landfall in the country early October 30 with sustained windsof 150km per hour, sheared off roofs and snapped trees in half. Cutting a pathjust south of last month’s Typhoon Mangkhut, which killed more than 100 people,the new storm tore across the Philippines’ most populous island and dumpedheavy rain along its way.
Many local houses have been isolated as landslides blocked a main road in thenorthern mountain area.
According to the US National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), Yutu is likely to be the most intense and powerfulstorm this year. However,Philippine disaster officials said the storm was less powerful than Mangkhut,which hit the country six weeks ago.
An average of 20 typhoons and storms lash the Philippines each year, killinghundreds of people and leaving millions in near-perpetual poverty. Thecountry’s deadliest storm on record is super Typhoon Haiyan which left morethan 7,350 people dead or missing across the central Philippines in 2013. –VNA
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Typhoon Yutu strikes the Philippines with sustained winds of 150km per hour. (Photo: VNA) 
