Residents in the Philippines surveyed structural damage along a road in Surigao City on Tuesday following Typhoon Rai, which struck the region and killed at least 375 people. More than 400,000 people were in need of urgent relief and funding for long-term recovery efforts following the storm, according to the Red Cross. | CBS News

184K views · 5.6K reactions | BANGON, CEBU  Drone view shows devastation by Typhoon #TinoPH in Talisay City, Cebu, November 5, 2025. COURTESY: Reuters | GMA News | Facebook

Typhoon Tino inundated several towns in the central Philippines with torrential rains on Tuesday (November 4). Video shared by the Philippine Red Cross showed people on top of their homes in Liloan town in Cebu Province, due to continuous heavy rains. With sustained winds of 150 kph (93mph) and gusts of up to 205 kph (127mph), Kalmaegi, locally named Tino, is forecast to move across the Visayas and emerge over the South China Sea by Wednesday (November 5). Kalmaegi comes as the Philippines, whic

WATCH: Aerial shots of the devastation in key cities in Cebu province when Typhoon Tino (internationally known as Typhoon Kalmaegi) hit the province at an approximate speed of 120 kilometers per hour on November 4, 2025. | via Maverick Avila/Bulatlat, contributed video by Lance Matthew Pahang. | Bulatlat