Tropical storm close to Matmo Philippines On Thursday and at the end of this week, it was expected to intensify in a threatening threatening threatening threatening, about a week after Ragasa dumped, to make a hit of the strongest storms. Asia In the years.
According to Matmo, which had maximum continuous winds of 65 kph (40 mph),, according to the most populous region of the Philippines, it is estimated to move the west-north-west to the surrounding area of Luzon, at about 22 kph (13 mph) Hong KongOn Thursday morning observatory. The central region of the country was already struggling after an earthquake in which dozens of people were killed.
The Philippine Weather Agency said it could make a landfall on the southern Isabella province or the North Arora province on Friday, and is expected to cross the North Luzon. It warned of a moderate risk of life-drew storm in the next 36 hours in some low-fledged areas, stating that the maritime journey is risky for all types of ships.
The Hong Kong Observatory will enter the South China Sea after killing the forecast Matmo Philippines and will intensify in a typhoon, bring winds and rainfall to the Asian financial center over the weekend.
It is expected to hit the coastal region of Southern Chinese Economic Power Station, neighboring Guangdong province on Sunday before going to North -West. Guangxi The region and eventually the next week spread around Yunnan province in South -West China.
Some residents of southern China estimated the deteriorating weather as they mark the Midutume Festival on Monday, the time of family ceremonies and lantern carnival.
South China, including Hong Kong, including Hong Kong, has done unusually high -numbers of typhoon this year, more than the seasonal criteria, Hong Kong’s City University said last week. Its statement was released as Super Typhoon Ragasa – the strongest cyclone of the year, which once packed the maximum continuous winds that reached 265 kilometers per hour (165 mph) – contacted the city before weakening and entering the north -east. Vietnam,
Earlier this week, Typhoon Buloy left a deadly mark of destruction in Vietnam.
Its Prime Minister ordered immediate relief efforts after a landslide collided with 17 northern and north-central provinces after floods and landslides. More than 158,000 houses were destroyed, damaged or submerged, thousands of roads were blocked and at least 27 people died in Vietnam.
Floods in the capital, Hanoi separated several neighborhoods for more than a day. Although the rains decreased by Wednesday, the big swatth of the hard-hit negh flooded deeply in a province.
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Associated press writer Anirudh Ghosal contributed to this report from Hanoi, Vietnam.