Typhoon Man-yi Devastates Northern Philippines, Leaving Eight Dead

The super typhoon exacerbated a crisis in the Philippines, already reeling from a series of back-to-back storms.

Typhoon Man-yi, the sixth major storm in a month, caused landslides and flooding, claiming at least eight lives in the Philippines.
The storm displaced over a million people, with nearly 700,000 seeking refuge in emergency shelters or with relatives.
Man-yi's impact included extensive damage to infrastructure, with around 8,000 homes destroyed and widespread power outages reported.
The typhoon forced the release of water from Magat Dam, exacerbating flooding in northern provinces like Cagayan and Isabela.
International aid has been mobilized, with the U.S. providing $1 million in humanitarian support and authorizing troops to assist local relief efforts.