
Typhoon Kiyapo Triggers Widespread Flooding Across the Philippines
Typhoon Kiyapo intensified into a severe tropical storm and caused extensive flooding across various parts of the Philippines, including Iloilo City, Cagayan, and Davao City, leading to evacuations and disrupted sea travel. Although warnings were lifted as Kiyapo exited the Philippine Area of Responsibility, monsoon rains continued to exacerbate flood conditions.
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