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Severe weather has hit the Philippines, causing many deaths, injuries and property damage, as the typhoon is also heading towards Vietnam.
According to local authorities, the death toll from Typhoon Kalmagi in the Philippines has risen to 40 people.
The powerful storm brought torrential rains and flooding to the central regions of the country, inundating homes and forcing thousands of residents to evacuate.
Although "Kalmagi", known locally as "Tino", has weakened since hitting the country early Tuesday morning, it is still sweeping the country with winds of 130 kilometers per hour and gusts of up to 180, as it moves over the Visayas islands towards northern Palawan and the South China Sea.
???? At least 26 people have died after Typhoon Kalmaegi hit the central Philippines, causing catastrophic flooding in Cebu and nearby provinces.
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Floodwaters trapped people on rooftops and completely destroyed homes.
Kalmaegi is the 20th storm to affect the country this year. pic.twitter.com/KhmZN9H6TC
Authorities continue search and rescue operations for any survivors.
"Kalmagi" has caused widespread flooding and evacuations in the Visayas region, as Vietnam prepares for the typhoon's arrival after deadly floods in recent days.
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