The super typhoon has left devastation in the Philippines just days after another typhoon killed 232 people.
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- Philippine administrations have long promised improved infrastructure, but recent events in Aurora show continued vulnerability to disasters.
- Over a million people were evacuated ahead of Typhoon Fung-wong, which nearly blanketed the Luzon region. 45s
- Repeated road rebuilding and isolation of communities remain common, especially in coastal areas, raising questions about the government's long-term disaster response. 53s
- The Philippines faces sea-level rise nearly three times the global average, putting over 13 million coastal residents at risk. 1m 37s
- Domestic outrage is growing over ineffective flood control projects and political collusion, with calls for greater climate accountability both internationally and within the Philippines. 2m 7s