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Typhoon Rolly: Philippines hit by year's most powerful storm
Typhoon Rolly is barrelling across the Philippines, bringing with it "catastrophic" winds and rain.
At least 10 people have died amid reports of storm surges, flash floods, power outages and blown-off roofs.Rolly made landfall as a super typhoon at Catanduanes island on Sunday at 04:50 local time (19:50 GMT Saturday) packing winds of 225km/h (140mph).It has since weakened, but is still wreaking damage across the main Luzon island, home to the capital Manila. The BBC's Howard Johnson in Manila says there is concern for the small town of Virac on Catanduanes island, home to some 70,000, where contact has been lost since Typhoon Rolly made landfall.Video footage showed storm surges through coastal towns, and local governors spoke of power supply outages, roofs torn off evacuation centres, damage to infrastructure, flash flooding and blocked roads.Seven people, including a five-year-old child in Albay province, are reported to have died; two drowned, another was swept away by volcanic mud and another killed by a falling tree.Coronavirus patients being treated in isolation tents had been evacuated, officials said.
Ports and airports were shut, and schools, gyms and government-run evacuation centres were being used for covid-secure emergency shelter.Relief goods, heavy machinery and personal protective equipment were being moved into areas of need, but a local mayor in Quezon province said the pandemic had depleted their funds for disaster emergencies. The Red Cross said it had also put emergency response teams, first aid, hygiene kits and other relief supplies in position ahead of the storm's arrival.
"People affected by Typhoon Rolly were still reeling from the impacts of three previous cyclones that came in October," said Robert Kaufman of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent in the Philippines.
"The Red Cross is ensuring that their urgent needs are supported amid the challenges posed by the Covid-19 pandemic."
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