Manila Bulletin
Mandatory evacuation implemented as signal no. 3 raised over Catanduanes
Thousands of residents in Catanduanes have been moved to evacuation centers due to a mandatory evacuation order.
This was ordered as Tropical Cyclone Wind Signal Number 3 was raised over the province on Saturday, October 31.
Governor Joseph Cua preempted potential harm from storm surges, landslides, and flooding.
Residents in coastal villages vulnerable to storm surges were prioritized for evacuation.
High-risk towns include Viga, Panganiban, Bagamanoc, Pandan, and Caramoran.
The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) warned of a possible three-meter storm surge.
All seacraft have been prohibited from setting sail, and the distribution of relief goods has begun.
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