Cyclone Trami caused huge damage, more than 100 people died, many people missing

Nature has wreaked havoc in the Southeast Asian country of Philippines.. Typhoon Trami has destroyed many parts of the Philippines.. Yes, the death toll has crossed 150.. Call it the misfortune of the Philippines, then nature. But, this year there has been a huge devastation on the Philippines. This is the 11th terrible storm to come.. See the devastation caused by Trami in Philippines in this report..

We can see the magnitude of the storm only when it is recorded on camera. It is clearly visible how people are being blown away by the strong gust of wind. The scene is saying that water and air can wreak havoc on the earth if they wish. This is the scene of devastation caused by Cyclone Trami in the Southeast Asian country Philippines. According to news reports, about 130 people have died in landslides caused by rain. It is a matter of concern that more than 100 people are still missing. About 42 lakh people have been affected by the storm. Out of which about 5 lakh people have taken shelter in different cities.

The search for missing people continues. Police, fire brigade and army personnel are using sniffer dogs to search for people buried under the landslide debris.. At present, Typhoon Trami has moved away from the north-western Philippines. Typhoon Trami has become the deadliest and most destructive typhoon to hit the Southeast Asian archipelago this year. The biggest challenge is that many areas are still flooded and even big trucks are not able to access it. The storm has not yet reached the northern island of Luzon, but schools, colleges and universities have been closed to ensure the safety of millions of people living there. Government offices have also been closed.. People have been sent to their homes. Have been given permission to work from..

The Philippines is hit by about 20 typhoons each year. Because this country is located between the Pacific Ocean and the South China Sea. In 2013, Typhoon Haiyan killed about 7000 people. Cyclone Yagi in September 2024 killed 11 people.

Plan to launch flood control project According to media reports, President Marcos called an emergency meeting and directed that climate change creates such risks and flood control projects need to be launched to deal with these threats..Typhoon Trami This is the 11th storm. This year it's Philippines. Due to high pressure winds in the South China Sea, the storm may take a U-turn next week and cause devastation in Vietnam as well.