Typhoon Noru in philippines | news 26 september | tsunami today | storm live

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Super Typhoon Noru is currently making landfall on the Philippine island of Luzon.

“We ask residents living in danger zones to heed evacuation calls when necessary,” said the head of the Philippine National Police.
Residents of some municipalities along the east coast evacuated their homes and sought shelter as the storm approached. Ferries and fishing boats are also prohibited from leaving the port.
The hole comes nine months after another super typhoon devastated large parts of the country, killing more than 400 people and leaving hundreds of thousands homeless.
a state weather bureau forecaster said Noru’s rapid intensification as it neared land was “unprecedented.”

Experts say Super Typhoon Noru is the strongest storm to hit the Philippines this year.
Philippine authorities have evacuated cities on the main island of Luzon as Super Typhoon Noru makes landfall
Noru is the strongest storm to hit the Philippines this year, with gusts of up to 195 kilometers per hour (120 miles per hour).
The storm hit Polillo Island, 90 kilometers (almost 50 miles) north of the capital Manila, home to 13 million people. Authorities are warning of possible flash floods, landslides and tidal waves.