Cebu (update) — the death toll from typhoon tino (international name Kalmaegi) in the central philippines climbed past 100 as the devastating impact on cebu province became clearer after the worst flooding in recent memory. It has been a month since typhoon tino (international name Kalmaegi) left widespread destruction in cebu, mostly due to massive flooding. As tropical depression wilma enters the philippine area of responsibility, placing parts of cebu under signal no 1, several residents in barangay umapad, mandaue city remain in evacuation centers.
One month after typhoon tino (kalmaegi) battered cebu, clearing operations and power restoration continue while thousands remain displaced Manila, philippines — typhoon tino, internationally known as kalmaegi, has left 204 people dead, 109 others missing, and 156 others injured, the office of civil defense said on saturday. On november 24, 2025, the world bank released us$500 million to support the philippine government’s recovery and reconstruction efforts in areas battered by typhoon kalmaegi (locally known as “tino”). Tino passed through the tonga archipelago on january 18 as a category 3 severe tropical cyclone, threatening islands still recovering from cyclone gita in 2018. Pws cebu, prime infra foundation and manila water foundation delivered aid to 2,700 families in cebu city and consolacion (contributed photo) manila, philippines — prime integrated waste
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