Thousands of people are evacuated from their homes in central and southern Philippines as Typhoon Rai, described as one of the strongest storms of the year, begins to make landfall in mid-eastern parts of the country, with warnings of very destructive typhoon-force winds.
Thousands of people are being evacuated from their homes in central and southern Philippines as Typhoon Rai, described as one of the strongest storms of the year, is making landfall in mid-eastern parts of the country, with warnings of very destructive typhoon-force winds.
Thousands of people are evacuated from their homes in central and southern Philippines as Typhoon Rai, described as one of the strongest storms of the year, begins tomake landfall in mid-eastern parts of the country, with warnings of very destructive typhoon-force winds.
