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MANILA, Philippines – Betty (international codename: Bavi) has entered the Philippine Area of Responsibility on Tuesday, March 17, PAGASA said.
From being a tropical storm, the state weather bureau downgraded it to a tropical depression on Wednesday, March 18.
In its latest weather bulletin, Betty was located located 1,190 kilometers east of Casiguran, Aurora, carrying maximum winds of 55 km/h, while moving 17 km/h towards the west-northwest.
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