Typhoon Kalmaegi Leaves 66 Dead in Quake-Hit Philippines
Typhoon Kalmaegi Leaves 66 Dead in Quake-Hit Philippines
US · Published Nov 5, 2025
Typhoon Kalmaegi caused at least 66 deaths and left 26 missing in the central Philippines, with Cebu province experiencing the most significant damage.
Torrential rains triggered severe flash floods that swept away vehicles and forced residents to seek refuge on rooftops.
The storm, packing winds up to 130 kph (81 mph), has moved towards the South China Sea, leaving communities devastated and recovering from an earlier earthquake.
Typhoon Kalmaegi causes deaths and disappearances
Typhoon Kalmaegi has tragically claimed the lives of at least 66 people in the central Philippines, leaving 26 others missing. Cebu province has been particularly hard-hit, bearing the brunt of the storm's destructive force. Torrential rains led to devastating flash floods, sweeping away vehicles and forcing residents to seek safety on rooftops. The disaster was compounded by the loss of six lives when a rescue helicopter crashed in Agusan del Sur during relief operations.
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