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(UPDATED) Ompong tears off roofs, uproots trees, and floods roads in Northern Luzon. Parts of Metro Manila also suffer some damage.
MANILA, Philippines (UPDATED) – Though not considered a super typhoon, Typhoon Ompong (Mangkhut) claimed dozens of lives and left much damage in the northern part of the country.
Ompong tore off roofs, uprooted trees, and flooded roads and highways, hampering relief and rescue efforts. Parts of Metro Manila also suffered some damage.
Its ferocious winds toppled electricity posts, causing power outages. Intense rain triggered flash floods, forcing people to move to evacuation centers.
Here are some images of the destruction left by Ompong:
– Rappler.com
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