Overview
- At least 188 people were killed and 135 remain missing in the Philippines, according to the Office of Civil Defense, with more than half a million displaced and nearly 450,000 moved to shelters.
- Vietnam reported five deaths after landfall, with three people missing, power cut to over 1.6 million households, widespread structural damage and more than 537,000 residents evacuated from central provinces.
- President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. declared a national state of calamity to speed funding and price controls, as rescue and recovery continued following unprecedented flash floods in Cebu and neighboring islands.
- Cebu and Negros saw rivers overflow, vehicles and homes swept away, and a deadly landslide around Canlaon; officials and residents cited blocked waterways and flawed flood-control works as factors that worsened inundation.
- Meteorologists say Tropical Cyclone Fung-wong (Uwan) could intensify and potentially make landfall in northern Luzon late Sunday or early Monday, posing additional risk to areas still recovering.