Typhoon Paolo Makes Landfall in Isabela
Typhoon Paolo has made landfall in Dinapigue, Isabela, officials reported early Friday morning. The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical, and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) confirmed the typhoon’s center was near San Guillermo, Isabela, as of their latest update.
With maximum sustained winds reaching 130 kilometers per hour, Typhoon Paolo posed a significant threat to communities in its path. Local leaders urged residents to take necessary precautions and stay alert as the storm progressed.
Current Status and Movement
According to sources, Typhoon Paolo’s center was observed moving through Isabela province with considerable force. The weather bureau emphasized the importance of monitoring updates as conditions can change rapidly.
Community members reported strong winds and heavy rains in affected areas. Authorities advised the public to avoid unnecessary travel and to prepare emergency kits in case of power outages or flooding.
Preparedness Measures and Warnings
Officials reported that disaster response teams were on standby to assist vulnerable populations. Evacuation centers were set up in strategic locations to accommodate those displaced by the typhoon’s impact.
Residents were reminded to follow official advisories and to secure their homes. “Mag-ingat po tayo sa lakas ng hangin at ulan,” one local leader said, highlighting the serious nature of the storm.
Expected Impact and Safety Tips
Meteorologists warned that Typhoon Paolo could bring heavy rainfall leading to potential flooding and landslides in mountainous regions. The public was urged to stay informed through reliable sources and to report emergencies promptly.
Authorities continue to monitor the typhoon’s path closely to provide timely updates. Community cooperation remains crucial to minimizing harm during this severe weather event.
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