Super Typhoon Man-Yi, the sixth typhoon to strike the Philippines in a month, made landfall on Catanduanes island with wind speeds of 195 km/h. Authorities issued warnings for life-threatening storm surges and heavy rainfall, leading to the evacuation of over 400,000 residents. The storm is predicted to bring additional complications, including flooding and mudslides, particularly in northern regions. Many residents, like Glenda Llamas, expressed fear as they sought safety in shelters. Flooding risks remain high, especially in areas already affected by previous storms, intensifying the urgency of compliance with evacuation orders.