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Super typhoon may hit Philippines by Saturday
Tropical Storm Fung-Wong, expected to enter the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR) by late Friday or early Saturday and be named Uwan, may intensify into a super typhoon.
PAGASA forecasts Fung-Wong could reach super typhoon status by Saturday, with a possibility of landfall in Northern or Central Luzon on Monday, November 10.
Life-threatening stormy conditions are anticipated over Northern and Central Luzon on Monday and Tuesday.
The highest warning signal, Signal No. 5, indicating winds of up to 185 kph or higher, may be raised.
A state of national calamity has been declared by President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. in preparation for the incoming tropical cyclone and in response to Typhoon Kalmaegi's destruction.
The public is advised to continuously monitor updates due to high uncertainty in the track and intensity forecast.
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