Typhoon Yinxing Leaves Northern Philippines Grappling with Floods and Damage

The storm, the 13th to hit the disaster-prone nation this year, has caused significant infrastructure damage but no reported casualties.

Typhoon Yinxing struck the northern Philippines, causing severe flooding and landslides, before moving into the South China Sea.
Over 40,000 residents were evacuated from Cagayan province, where the typhoon made landfall, damaging homes, power lines, and infrastructure.
Two domestic airports and seaports in the northernmost province of Batanes suffered significant damage from the storm's strong winds and rain.
Recent storms, including Tropical Storm Trami and Typhoon Kong-rey, have left over 630,000 people displaced, complicating recovery efforts.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has canceled his attendance at an international summit to focus on the ongoing recovery and relief operations.