we're monitoring the path of typhoon manghkut.aking land fall in the fiphilippines that could pick up steam again as it pushing towards china. >> of course we'll stay in touch with you throughout the hour. in the state is we're following florence. currently under a tornado watch here. the storm feeling the affects. a messy system that will cause problems for several days. this also has been proven to be a deadly storm system. five people have died among the victims a mother and infant. killed when a large tree fell on their home. firefighters paused there to pray for the victims and another victim died attempting to connect power cords in the rain. >> the risks remain high. this again a multi-day event a slow moving storm system. that is drenching the carolina coast. and has done so for the 24 hours. and will from many more hours to come. much more rain ahead and across the region. a million customers are without power. including us here as we cover this storm. except for a couple generators to keep going. boats and high water veh

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typhoon manghkut has wreaked havoc across the northern phillipines, killing at least 1a people. in north carolina, amid warnings that storm florence is "far from done". let‘s return to our top story now. joining me now from manila is mahar lagmay, the reuters news is quitting the government‘s disaster co—ordinator, saying that it now knows at least 25 people have been killed by typhoon mangkhut. they have said the majority of deaths have been in landslides in one particular region. joining me now from manila is mahar lagmay, geology professor and executive director of project noah, the nationwide operation assessment of hazards. welcome to bbc news. give us a sense of the scale of this typhoon? yes, last year we had a is suited to —— super typhoon, and it hit the same region of the philippines, in northern luzon. yesterday we also had the landfall of another typhoon, falling a bit short of a super typhoon. according to the weather bureau, it was packing wind speeds of 205 metres an hour, with gusts up to 255 kilometres an hour. the diameter of this typhoon is about 900 kilometre

using shovels and their bare hands to try to find any survivors of a landslide caused by typhoon manghkutes and at least 65 people are now known to have been killed in the country. large scale casualties appear to have been averted in hong kong and southern china, where nearly two—and—a—half million people were told to leave. the storm has now weakened as it passes over mainland china. robin brant reports from hong kong. the typhoon is no more. mangkhut has been downgraded as it continues its journey west. but in its trail, a massive clean—up for some. for others, a more urgent a desperate search for survivors. in the philippines, rescuers are trying to find dozens of missing miners, buried beneath a landslide that engulfed their emergency shelters in the town of itogon. no—one has yet been pulled out alive. translation: my hopes are that they're fine and someone finds them but even if they are dead at least we can retrieve them and make our peace. others have been saved though. emergency workers facing the twin threat of water and mud know that fresh landslides are still a threat. farmer

shovels and their bare hands to try to find survivors buried by a landslide triggered by typhoon manghkuthong kong and southern china, where nearly 2.5 million people were told to leave. the storm has now weakened as it passes over mainland china. robin brant reports from hong kong. the typhoon is no more. mangkhut has been downgraded as it continues its journey west. but in its trail, a massive clean—up for some. for others, a more urgent a desperate search for survivors. in the philippines, rescuers are trying to find dozens of missing miners, buried beneath a landslide that engulfed their emergency shelters in the town of itogon. no—one has yet been pulled out alive. translation: my hopes are that they're fine and someone finds them but even if they are dead at least we can retrieve them and make our peace. others have been saved though. emergency workers facing the twin threat of water and mud know that fresh landslides are still a threat. farmers have seen their rice and corn crop wiped out under a surge of water. they're used to the threat of typhoons in the philippines but many of