After 2 Typhoons, Kalmaegi & Fung-wong, mud-covered towns- 3 news reports from The Philippines Taiwan & Thailand, Watch at Heating Planet blog

Typhoon Kalmaegi has unleashed severe and widespread flooding across 15 provinces in Thailand, leaving 470,000 people completely cut off from rescue operations. Entire communities are stranded as roads collapse, rivers overflow, and emergency responders struggle to reach the hardest-hit regions. WATCH- Kalmaegi Floods 15 Thai Provinces- 470,000 People Cut Off From Rescue Nov 16,2025 ABOVE EarthAttacks Nov 17 BELOW Mingli Village in Hualien covered in rocks after flooding by Fung-wong｜Taiwan News Nov 17 Mingli Village in Hualien’s Wanrong Township was heavily flooded last week, when Tropical Storm Fung-wong caused the Matai’an Creek barrier lake to overflow again. A week later, the village is still covered in rocky debris.

The township head had discouraged the public to volunteer as shovel superheros, as they did for Guangfu Township earlier, citing safety concerns.The entire house is clogged up by rocks of all sizes  That it’s uninhabitable is an understatement It’s the same in another residence. The Armed Forces are here to help victims retrieve important items and documents, first and foremost, Formosa News- BELOW Join me for an update walking tour inside Villa Del Rio 1 in Bacayan, Cebu City, one week after Typhoon Tino (Kalmaegi) hit our community hard. In this video, you’ll see the aftermath firsthand— mud-covered streets, toppled cars, and residents still cleaning their homes as we all work toward recovery. I also share my own experience as one of the victims and explain what caused the sudden flooding in our subdivision. Munky Explores Nov 16 Typhoon Tino (Kalmaegi) Aftermath in Cebu | Villa Del Rio 1 Walking Tour Update Munky Explores

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