Typhoon Fung-wong has moved away from the Philippines, leaving at least four people dead and displacing around 1.4 million residents. The large number of displaced individuals highlights urgent humanitarian and recovery needs. Authorities and relief groups are conducting assessments and providing emergency assistance while monitoring remaining rainfall and flood risks.
Typhoon Fung-wong Moves Away from Philippines — 4 Dead, 1.4 Million Displaced
Typhoon Fung-wong has moved away from the Philippines, leaving at least four people dead and displacing around 1.4 million residents. The large number of displaced individuals highlights urgent humanitarian and recovery needs. Authorities and relief groups are conducting assessments and providing emergency assistance while monitoring remaining rainfall and flood risks.
09:33 AM, 11/10/2025Environment
Typhoon Fung-wong moves away but leaves heavy toll in the Philippines
Typhoon Fung-wong has moved away from the Philippines after causing significant disruption, authorities say. The storm has been blamed for at least four deaths and has displaced roughly 1.4 million people across affected areas.
The scale of displacement — many families forced from their homes — points to widespread humanitarian and recovery needs. Local officials are reporting large numbers of people taking refuge in evacuation centers and are working to assess damage to infrastructure, housing and essential services.
Although the storm's center is now offshore and the immediate threat has lessened in many places, rainfall and flooding may continue to affect some regions. Emergency responders and relief organizations remain on alert to deliver food, shelter and medical assistance where needed.
Note: Numbers are based on initial reports. Authorities are continuing assessments and updates may follow as rescue and relief operations proceed.
If you are in an affected area, follow local authority guidance, avoid flooded roads and seek shelter if advised.