Overview

• Co-May struck Agno in Pangasinan on July 24 with sustained winds of 120 km/h and gusts up to 165 km/h.
• At least 25 people have died and eight are missing after days of monsoon downpours compounded by the typhoon.
• Authorities have relocated 278,000 residents to emergency shelters and declared a state of calamity in 77 towns.
• Schools remain suspended across Luzon and roughly 70 domestic and international flights have been canceled.
• Tropical Storm Francisco is approaching northern Taiwan from the east but is not expected to merge with Co-May.