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Overview
- PAGASA reported landfall in Aurora province at 9:10 p.m. local time on Nov. 9 with sustained winds near 185 km/h and gusts up to 230 km/h.
- The Office of Civil Defense said preventive evacuations have moved nearly 1.2 million people from high-risk areas nationwide.
- Officials confirmed at least two deaths, including a 64-year-old found in Catbalogan and a drowning in Catanduanes, as flooding and power outages were reported.
- Schools and most government offices are closed across Luzon, hundreds of flights have been canceled, and sea travel is suspended in many ports.
- Forecasters warn of 200 mm or more of rain and dangerous storm surge in multiple provinces, with exposure potentially exceeding 30 million people.