Philippines on Alert: Trami's Potential U-Turn Sparks Concern

Tropical Storm Trami hit the Philippines hard, leaving 65 people dead and 2. 6 million affected by landslides and flooding. More than 320, 000 people evacuated, with many still missing. The storm's possible U-turn is a big worry for authorities. Col. Jacinto Malinao Jr. described a fisherman's loss, saying, "He's simply devastated. " In Naga City, 11 people drowned, with officials urging more rescue boats. Trami brought heavy rains, closing schools and offices. The Philippines faces an average of 20 tropical storms and typhoons yearly. Even without strengthening, Trami's rains caused flash floods. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is keeping a close eye on Trami and another incoming storm. In Vietnam, preparations are underway to deal with Trami. The storm's path remains uncertain, with meteorologists considering various factors.