Overview
- The storm struck the country's east coast overnight as a super typhoon with reported winds up to 143 mph.
- At least two deaths have been reported, and authorities are assessing widespread flooding across affected areas.
- Nearly one million residents were evacuated after warnings of a severe threat to life.
- A BBC correspondent reporting from Cabanatuan City described continuing heavy rain and rapidly climbing water levels.
- Residents were seen wading into homes to retrieve possessions and pets, with fears that floodwaters could reach second floors.