Super typhoon Mangkhut with winds up to 270km / h landed in the Philippines early on September 15.
Super typhoon Mangkhut landed on Luzon Island, in the northern Philippines at 2.30am on September 15.(Photo: Vehicles avoid flooded roads due to heavy rain).
The storm has a maximum wind speed of 270km / h, gusts of up to 325km / h.
The Philippine gas authorities warned of storm surges of up to 5 meters along the coast of Cagayan and Isabela provinces.
Many areas on the island of Luzon are at risk of flooding due to heavy rain.
As of the morning of September 15, nearly 3,000 households have been evacuated from their homes in Ilocos, the Cagayan Valley and Cordillera in northern Luzon.More than 5,000 people have been evacuated from coastal areas in Isabela province.
Super typhoon Mangkhu landed in the Philippines causing heavy rain.
The storm caused power outages in some areas.
Barier was blown by the wind on the street.
Vehicles move in heavy rain due to the effects of Mangkhut.
Heavy rain can cause landslides and floods in some areas.
A busy road on the morning of September 15, after the Mangkhut storm hit.
A gas station was blown away by the wind.
Rapid cleanup was carried out in the early morning of September 15 to overcome the consequences of the storm.
After sweeping through the Philippines, super typhoon Mangkhut will continue west through the Luzon Strait, into the South China Sea.The Luzon area of the Philippines will remain raining due to post-storm impacts.
Typhoon Mangkhut landed in the Philippines.
