On November 26, 2024, a powerful typhoon made landfall in Southeast Asia, causing widespread destruction across several countries. The storm, classified as a Category 5, brought sustained winds of up to 200 km/h and heavy rainfall, leading to severe flooding and landslides.
The typhoon has affected millions, with thousands evacuated from coastal areas. Emergency services are currently engaged in rescue operations, while local governments are assessing the extent of the damage. Initial reports indicate significant infrastructure damage, including downed power lines and destroyed homes.
Authorities have urged residents to stay indoors and follow evacuation orders as the storm continues to impact the region. Meteorological agencies are monitoring the situation closely, providing updates on the storm's path and potential aftereffects.
As recovery efforts begin, international aid organizations are preparing to assist affected communities. The full scale of the disaster is still being evaluated, with further assessments expected in the coming days.