Philippine authorities reported on November 8 that they are clearing away fallen trees and debris after typhoon Yinxing made landfall in the northern coastal region on November 7. Philippines cleans up after typhoon Yinxing (Photo: bssnews.net)Hanoi (VNA) - Philippine authorities reported on November 8 that they are clearing away fallen trees and debris after typhoon Yinxing made landfall in the northern coastal region on November 7. As of 8:00 am on November 8, the eye of typhoon Yinxing was located northwest of Laoag city and was moving into the East Sea. Yinxing is the third storm in less than a month to threaten the country, following severe tropical storm Trami and super typhoon Kong-rey, which killed at least 158 people. The Philippines is hit by an average of 20 typhoons and tropical storms each year, causing damage to homes and infrastructure and posing a significant threat to human life.
