The Philippines has ordered the evacuation of hundreds of thousands of people and cancelled flights as Typhoon Man-yi, with winds of 240km/h, approaches, posing a potentially catastrophic threat. The storm is expected to make landfall in the central region of Bicol, prompting evacuations and raising alerts in affected areas, still recovering from previous storms. The government is preparing for the worst-case scenario as the country braces for the impact of the sixth storm in a month, with dangerous storm surges and torrential rains expected.
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