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Quinta continues to move away from the Kalayaans, heads for Vietnam
Typhoon Quinta is moving away from the Philippines and is expected to make landfall in central Vietnam.
As of Tuesday night, Quinta was located approximately 400 km northwest of Pagasa Island, Palawan, with maximum sustained winds of 155 kph and gusts of 190 kph.
A new tropical depression is forecast to enter the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR) between Wednesday night and Thursday morning.
This new weather disturbance is expected to intensify into a tropical storm but is currently too far away to affect the Philippines.
Quinta's outer circulation will continue to bring light to moderate, with occasional heavy, rains to several parts of the Philippines until Wednesday morning.
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Typhoon Quinta, internationally named Molave, exited the Philippine Area of Responsibility on Tuesday morning, maintaining its strength.
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Typhoon Quinta, locally named Molave, made five landfalls across the Bicol region and Mimaropa before exiting Luzon.
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Typhoon Quinta made its first two landfalls in Albay on Sunday evening, then made its third landfall in San Andres, Quezon, followed by Marinduque, and Pola, Oriental Mindoro early Monday morning.
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Typhoon Quinta exited the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR) at 8 am on Tuesday, October 27, but its trough continues to affect parts of the country.
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Typhoon Quinta made landfall in Tabaco City, Albay, with a second landfall in Malinao, Albay, and is expected to traverse Southern Luzon.
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