Doksuri is expected to exacerbate seasonal monsoon rains in the central and northern provinces. EPA
A man negotiates neck-deep floodwaters at his village caused by Typhoon Doksuri in Laoag city, Ilocos Norte province, northern Philippines, Wednesday, July 26, 2023. Typhoon Doksuri blew ashore in a cluster of islands and lashed northern Philippine provinces with ferocious wind and rain Wednesday, leaving at least a few people dead and displacing thousands of others as it blew roofs off rural houses, flooded low-lying villages and toppled trees, officials said. (AP Photo / Bernie Sipin Dela Cruz)
Filipino villagers queue during a relief distribution at a coastal village. EPA
Enhanced rains brought about by Typhoon Doksuri saw significant flooding in Marikina City, Philippines. AP
Rescuers use a rubber dinghy to evacuate quarry workers trapped in Naguilian, La Union province, Philippines. AP
A police officer inspects an area damaged by a landslide caused by Typhoon Doksuri in Baguio City, the Philippines. AP
The landslide destroyed homes and damaged vehicles in Baguio City. AP
Toppled trees by the typhoon block a road in Baguio City. AP
A woman wades through a flooded area in Manila. AFP
Rescuers evacuate residents to higher ground in Bacarra, in the northern Philippines. AP
Stranded passengers fill a boarding terminal at a port in Manila after sea travel was suspended due to the typhoon. AP
This satellite image shows Typhoon Doksuri near the northern Philippines. AP
Farmers lead their cows to safety in Ilagan town as Typhoon Doksuri heads towards the northern Philippines. AFP
Filipinos hold umbrellas as they watch a street performance in Quezon city, Metro Manila. EPA
A lineman works on an electric post in Makati city, the Philippines. EPA
Doksuri is expected to exacerbate seasonal monsoon rains in the central and northern provinces. EPA
A man negotiates neck-deep floodwaters at his village caused by Typhoon Doksuri in Laoag city, Ilocos Norte province, northern Philippines, Wednesday, July 26, 2023. Typhoon Doksuri blew ashore in a cluster of islands and lashed northern Philippine provinces with ferocious wind and rain Wednesday, leaving at least a few people dead and displacing thousands of others as it blew roofs off rural houses, flooded low-lying villages and toppled trees, officials said. (AP Photo / Bernie Sipin Dela Cruz)
Filipino villagers queue during a relief distribution at a coastal village. EPA
Enhanced rains brought about by Typhoon Doksuri saw significant flooding in Marikina City, Philippines. AP
Rescuers use a rubber dinghy to evacuate quarry workers trapped in Naguilian, La Union province, Philippines. AP
A police officer inspects an area damaged by a landslide caused by Typhoon Doksuri in Baguio City, the Philippines. AP
The landslide destroyed homes and damaged vehicles in Baguio City. AP
Toppled trees by the typhoon block a road in Baguio City. AP
A woman wades through a flooded area in Manila. AFP
Rescuers evacuate residents to higher ground in Bacarra, in the northern Philippines. AP
Stranded passengers fill a boarding terminal at a port in Manila after sea travel was suspended due to the typhoon. AP
This satellite image shows Typhoon Doksuri near the northern Philippines. AP
Farmers lead their cows to safety in Ilagan town as Typhoon Doksuri heads towards the northern Philippines. AFP
Filipinos hold umbrellas as they watch a street performance in Quezon city, Metro Manila. EPA
A lineman works on an electric post in Makati city, the Philippines. EPA
Doksuri is expected to exacerbate seasonal monsoon rains in the central and northern provinces. EPA