Typhoon NESAT Pounds Philippines, Submerges Manila

Storm surge triggered by  NESAT inundates Philippines capital Manila, killing at least 18

NESAT struck eastern provinces of Luzon island as a category 3Bf typhoon punching winds of 200 km per hour.

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• Manila, Philippines. Typhoon NESAT made landfall on the eastern coast of Luzon island as a category 3Bf typhoon punching winds of 200 km per hour and a diameter of about 700 km.
• At least 18 people were killed, dozens injured and many were missing as of posting.
• The typhoon created storm surges in Manila Bay, which overflowed onto the capital,  flooding large areas of the city with more than a meter of water.
• More than a 100,000 people were evacuated as the Marikina River in metro Manila rose to nearly 20 meters (60 feet).
• The typhoon is estimated to have destroyed or damaged tens of thousands of hectares of crops.
• NESAT dumped more than an inch of water per hour in many parts of the island.
• The typhoon, weakened to a category one storm as of posting, is headed towards northern Vietnam.
• The casualty tolls from NESAT (named locally PEDRING) are expected to rise from drowning, flash floods, landslides and storm surges.

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