Typhoon Man-yi struck the northern Philippines, leaving three villagers missing, destroying houses, and causing power outages in entire towns. The storm is one of six major storms to hit the region in less than a month, affecting over a million people and causing extensive damage to communities and infrastructure. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. called for preparations for the worst-case scenario as the country grapples with back-to-back calamities, including the need for international aid and potential rice imports due to the widespread devastation.
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