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Typhoon Marce topples trees, rips off roofs, floods homes in Cagayan
Typhoon Marce, internationally known as Yinxing, made two landfalls in Cagayan province, causing significant destruction.
The typhoon intensified with maximum sustained winds of 175 kilometers per hour and gustiness up to 240 kilometers per hour.
As of Friday morning, November 8, Typhoon Marce affected 40,478 individuals from 12,277 families across 311 barangays in 26 municipalities in Cagayan.
Damage includes toppled trees, shattered glass from commercial establishments, collapsed ceilings, homes losing roofs, and a damaged welcome arc.
Flooding was reported in Sanchez Mira, turning rice fields into rivers in Sta. Teresita, impacting harvests.
Over 30,000 people were evacuated, and power outages occurred in several towns.
No casualties have been reported so far.
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Typhoon Marce, internationally named Yinxing, made its first landfall in Santa Ana, Cagayan on Thursday afternoon and a second landfall in Sanchez-Mira, Cagayan on Thursday evening.
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Typhoon Marce has caused one death and one missing person, with another individual injured.
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Typhoon Marce (international name: Yinxing) made landfall in Santa Ana, Cagayan at 3:40 p.m. on Thursday, November 7.
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Almost 18,000 residents from coastal areas in Cagayan province have been evacuated to temporary shelters due to Typhoon Marce.
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Typhoon Marce has intensified and is now threatening Babuyan Islands and northern mainland Luzon with stormy weather.
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