Cimaron making landfall Typhoon Cimaron, known to those in the Philippines as Typhoon Paeng, made landfall on October 29 in Luzon at around 1:00 UTC. Winds of 160 mph were sustained for one minite , were recorded shortly before landfall. Already, it has killed at least nineteen people, injured 58, and at least fifteen people may still be missing in the Philippines. Damage in the country is estimated to have reached $443 million pesos, or $8.8 million United States dollars (USD). Impact Cimaron at peak intensity Deaths and other affects on people So far, six people have been reported to have been drowned or killed by falling trees in Dinapigue, Isabela province . A further 15 people were injured there. In addition, a 28 year old woman was killed along with her 6 year old child in Aurora province . Their hut was swept away by the powerful currents. Three more people drowned in the town of Kasibu, Neuva Vizcaya province . A four year old girl was killed by a landslide in Bugias, Benguet province , as was a man of 53 years of age in Kalinga province . In Baguio City , a house with a mother and her two daughters was buried in landslide, injuring all of them, according to fire official Senior Superintendent Carlito Romero. A woman died in a road accident that also injured seven other people in La Union province . Original total damage estimates were placed at $400 million pesos, or $8 million United States Dollars, but were revised to $139 million pesos, or $2.79 million USD in total damage. Of that total, $114.39 million pesos, or $2.3 million USD, was from infrastructure and agricultural damage, mostly from the Cagayan Valley . The remaining money was $22.8 million pesos, or $458,600+ USD in damage to roads and bridges and damage to school buildings was worth $2 million pesos, equivalent to $40,230 USD. The Philippine National Red Cross noted that many of the agency's different branches were assisting the storm victims since Monday morning. Current storm information At 2100 UTC October 31, the Japan Meteorological Association (JMA) reported the center of Typhoon Cimaron to be near 18.7°N 116.4°E . It had maximum 10-minute sustained winds of 80 knots (150 km/h , 90 mph ), with a minimum central pressure of 950 hPa , and was moving almost stationary. At 1800 UTC, the Joint Typhoon Warning Center (JTWC) reported the center of Typhoon 22W to be located about 270 nm (500 km , 310 miles ) south-southeast of Hong Kong , with maximum 1-minute sustained winds of 100 knots (175 km/h, 110 mph), gusting to 125 knots (230 km/h, 145 mph).
Cimaron making landfall Typhoon Cimaron, known to those in the Philippines as Typhoon Paeng, made landfall on October 29 in at around 1:00 UTC. Winds of 160 mph were sustained for one minute , were recorded shortly before landfall. Already, it has killed at least nineteen people, injured 58, and at least fifteen people may still be missing in the Philippines. Damage in the country is estimated to have reached $443 million pesos, or $8.8 million (USD). Impact Cimaron at peak intensity Deaths and other affects on people So far, six people have been reported to have been drowned or killed by falling trees in , . A further 15 people were injured there. In addition, a 28 year old woman was killed along with her 6 year old child in . Their hut was swept away by the powerful currents. Three more people drowned in the town of , . A four year old girl was killed by a landslide in Bugias, , as was a man of 53 years of age in . In , a house with a mother and her two daughters was buried in landslide, injuring all of them, according to fire official Senior Superintendent Carlito Romero. A woman died in a road accident that also injured seven other people in . Original total damage estimates were placed at $400 million pesos, or $8 million United States Dollars, but were revised to $139 million pesos, or $2.79 million USD in total damage. Of that total, $114.39 million pesos, or $2.3 million USD, was from and damage, mostly from the . The remaining money was $22.8 million pesos, or $458,600+ USD in damage to roads and bridges and damage to school buildings was worth $2 million pesos, equivalent to $40,230 USD. The noted that many of the agency's different branches were assisting the storm victims since Monday morning. Current storm information At 2100 October 31, the (JMA) reported the center of Typhoon Cimaron to be near . It had maximum 10-minute sustained winds of 80 (150 , 90 ), with a minimum central pressure of 950 , and was moving almost stationary. At 1800 UTC, the (JTWC) reported the center of Typhoon 22W to be located about 270 (500 , 310 ) south-southeast of , with maximum 1-minute sustained winds of 100 knots (175 km/h, 110 mph), gusting to 125 knots (230 km/h, 145 mph).
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