Super Typhoon Man-Yi has made landfall in the Philippines, becoming the sixth typhoon to affect the nation within a month, with maximum wind speeds reaching 195 km/h. Authorities have issued warnings of life-threatening storm surges, heavy rainfall, and severe winds, leading to the evacuation of over 400,000 residents. Previous storms this month have resulted in at least 160 fatalities. The storm is expected to bring significant rainfall and risks of flooding and mudslides, particularly in northern areas, while the capital, Manila, may avoid the worst of it.