Overview
- Co-May first made landfall over Agno in Pangasinan on July 24 with sustained winds of 120 km/h and gusts up to 165 km/h before striking the Ilocos region early on July 25 and weakening
- The storm’s enhancement of seasonal monsoon rains caused widespread flooding and landslides across northern Luzon
- Disaster-response officials report at least 25 fatalities, eight missing and more than 278,000 evacuees housed in emergency shelters or relatives’ homes
- Classes were suspended across Luzon and about 70 domestic and international flights cancelled as PAGASA issued high-level wind warnings
- Rescue teams using boats, army forces and volunteers continue operations as Co-May moves northeast over the Luzon Strait amid power outages and damaged roads