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Tropical Storm Co-May Drenches Northern Luzon After Second Landfall

Rescue boats are evacuating residents from flooded villages

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A man walks along a flooded road as intense rains continue due to the southwest monsoon at Malabon city, Philippines on Thursday, July 24, 2025. (AP Photo/Aaron Favila)
Residents wade along a flooded road as intense rains continue due to the southwest monsoon at Malabon city, Philippines on Thursday, July 24, 2025. (AP Photo/Aaron Favila)

Overview

  • At least 25 people have died and eight remain missing after floods and landslides triggered by Co-May’s heavy rains since mid-July.
  • More than 278,000 residents have sought refuge in emergency shelters across Metro Manila and northern Luzon.
  • The government has suspended classes in Metro Manila and 35 provinces and cancelled roughly 70 domestic and international flights.
  • Tropical Storm Francisco, lingering offshore, continues to enhance the southwest monsoon and prolong heavy downpours.
  • At least 77 towns and cities have declared states of calamity to fast-track emergency funding and freeze essential commodity prices.