Overview
- Officials report at least 58 dead and about 13 missing after torrential rains, storm surge and destructive winds across the Visayas.
- Six soldiers died when a Philippine Air Force helicopter crashed in Agusan del Sur during a relief flight.
- Most fatalities were reported in Cebu province, where flooding swept away vehicles and stranded residents on roofs.
- The state weather service recorded sustained winds near 120–130 km/h, gusts up to 150–180 km/h, and 183 liters of rain per square meter in 24 hours in the Cebu area.
- More than 387,000 people evacuated before landfall, and forecasters say the system is tracking west toward Vietnam with landfall expected later this week.