Typhoon Nanmadol disrupts Transportation across Japan, Millions told to Evacuate
Powerful typhoon Nanmadol approaching southwestern Japan is disrupting transportation services across wide areas of the country
Nine are victims of the typhoon that is raging in the Philippines, according to CNN Philippines, citing local authorities.
Late Monday night, the typhoon hit the Philippines with heavy rains that flooded the capital in Manila. According to the Philippine Star newspaper, the number of evacuees in the country has exceeded 225,000.
According to the Ministry of Public Safety for Emergency Situations, more than 300,000 people are at risk of floods, more than 105,000 of them are at risk of muddy streams from Mayon Volcano.
According to media reports, the typhoon is not expected to leave the Philippines until Thursday.
Saturday will bring mostly sunny skies across the country, though the morning hours may see increased cloud cover over parts of Central Northern Bulgaria
The weather across Bulgaria on June 20 is expected to be predominantly sunny
The day will begin with sunshine across the country
Bulgaria will experience mostly sunny weather during the morning hours on June 18
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The country will see mostly sunny skies on Monday, June 17
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