Maraaz 
The loss of life increased to 10 in Typhoon Goni, which hit the Philippines with a wind speed of 225 kilometers per hour.
This year, the world’s strongest typhoon, category 5 level Goni. It landed in the Bicol region of the Philippines with a wind speed of 225 kilometers per hour. Authorities said the cause of falling trees and overflowing rivers, according to first determinations in the typhoon. Authorities stated that at least 4 people died. While Goni was on way to Luzon Island, where the capital Manila is located, after the Bicol region. With 6 more deaths, total loss of life increased to 10. Authorities reported that among those who lost their lives, there was a 5-year-old child.
While Goni was expected to affect 19 to 31 million people in the country, approximately 347 thousand people were sent to evacuation centers.
Due to the typhoon, Ninoy Aquino International Airport closed for 1 day. It stated that Typhoon Goni was one of the strongest typhoons to hit the Philippines since Haiyan, which killed more than 6,300 people in 2013.
