Severe Tropical Storm Kiyapo Triggers Warnings and Travel Suspensions in Philippines
Severe Tropical Storm Kiyapo intensified and made landfall over Camiguin Islands, prompting Signal No. 3 to be raised in parts of the Philippines. The storm led to the suspension of sea travel, heavy rainfall warnings, and river swelling in affected areas.
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