Hurricane Hagupit raises level 12 straight to the East Sea
At 07:00 on December 8, the location of Typhoon Hagupit was about 13.1 degrees North latitude; 122.3 degrees east longitude, in central Philippines.
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At 07:00 on December 8, the location of Typhoon Hagupit was about 13.1 degrees North latitude; 122.3 degrees east longitude, in central Philippines.
Hagupit, the typhoon that just hit the Philippines, is expected to enter Bien Dong and cause heavy rain in the southern coast of Vietnam at the weekend.
Hundreds of thousands of Filipinos have returned home since yesterday when Typhoon Hagupit began to weaken.
Hurricane Hagupit, when entering the East Sea, still attains level 9 intensity, shocking 11/12 levels and tends to intensify in the next 12 hours.
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