Overview
- Official counts list at least 204 dead and 109 missing in the Philippines after Kalmaegi, with roughly three million people affected.
- Vietnam reports at least five deaths, three missing, about 2,600 houses damaged, and more than half a million people moved to safety, with Binh Dinh among the worst hit areas.
- Authorities in the Philippines suspended searches for missing victims to protect responders and launched large-scale evacuations ahead of the next storm.
- PAGASA says Fung-Wong is moving toward northern Luzon with winds up to 140 km/h and could become a super typhoon by Sunday, potentially affecting up to 8.4 million people.
- Meteorologists warn of 200 mm or more of rainfall with high risks of flooding and landslides, as evacuations proceed in Aurora and residents secure homes in Catanduanes.