By Euronews
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A massive typhoon has crashed into the northeastern tip of the Philippines. The storm produced winds of up to 220 kph and is expected to trigger
A massive typhoon has crashed into the northeastern tip of the Philippines.
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The storm produced winds of up to 220 kph and is expected to trigger landslides and flashfloods.
The category five storm hit a rice-producing province of Cagayan about 400 km north of the capital, Manila.
Typhoon Noul is expected to head northwest and strike the southern tip of Japan on Tuesday.