WATCH | Super Typhoon Fung-wong shakes Philippines' hanging bridge; over 1 million evacuated as storm to make landfall tonight

Super Typhoon Fung-Wong Approaches Philippines

Typhoon Fung-Wong, now classified as a super typhoon, is expected to make landfall on the eastern coast of the Philippines on Sunday night. The storm is so large that its radius spans across the entire country.

Impact and Evacuations

Strong winds from the typhoon have caused significant disruptions. For instance, Camaligan’s famous hanging bridge in Camarines Sur was seen swaying dangerously due to the gusts.

"Strong gusts from Typhoon Fung-wong (#UwanPH) caused a famous hanging bridge in Camaligan, Camarines Sur, Philippines, to sway dangerously." – Richard Cecilio, DWIZ 95.1 South Luzon

Over one million residents have evacuated high-risk areas in Catanduanes, Camarines Sur, Aurora, and neighboring provinces, following government warnings to seek immediate shelter.

Storm Details and Current Conditions

Videos circulating online show severe flooding along the northeastern coastline and infrastructure shaking under the force of the typhoon.

Casualties and Warnings

One fatality has been reported so far, highlighting the storm's life-threatening conditions and the urgency for residents to heed evacuation orders.

Summary

Super Typhoon Fung-Wong has caused widespread evacuations and dangerous conditions as it approaches the Philippines, bringing destructive winds and flooding across the region.

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