Photo: Super typhoon Yutu caused heavy damage when landing in the Philippines

Yutu speeded many houses, broke many large trees, and evacuated thousands of people.

Damage caused by super typhoon Yutu in Isabela province, where Yutu first landed in the Philippines.Yutu's path south of the path of the super typhoon Mangkhut last month killed more than 100 people.(Photo: Reuters).

The new storm swept almost along the Philippines' most populous islands, bringing extremely heavy rainfall with winds sustained at 150km / h and up to 210km / h.(Photo: AFP).

Acknowledgments to clean up rubble and rubbish were swept into the Philippine coast by Super Typhoon Yutu on October 30.(Photo: AFP).

A man is repairing a house destroyed by Yutu when the typhoon landed on Saipan, an island in the Northern Mariana Islands on October 29.(Photo: AP).

The aftermath of super typhoon Yutu swept through the small Tinian village on an island in the Mariana Islands.(Photo: AP).

A car was overturned by a storm.On average, the Philippines suffers from 20 storms and super typhoons each year, killing hundreds.(Photo: AP).

Volunteers distribute water and supplies to people in the area affected by the storm.(Photo: AP).

10,000 people had to leave their homes before Yutu landed.The authorities are investigating information that a person disappeared after a boat wreck was caused by the storm.(Photo: AP).

After the Philippines, Yutu is expected to follow an arc to the north, landing in Guangzhou, China.(Photo: eWeather).