MOSCOW, 8 Sep. At least 11,800 people have been evacuated in the Philippines due to Typhoon Jolina, according to the Philippine News Agency, according to which the evacuation took place in the provinces of Masbat, Albay and Sorsogon. No casualties have been reported yet, but the Philippine weather service PAGASA has warned of another typhoon Kiko east of the Philippines. In gusts, wind speeds in the center of the new typhoon reach 190 kilometers per hour. Although typhoon Jolina has weakened and with gusts, the wind speed did not exceeds 160 kilometers per hour, residents of an area near the city of Batangas have been warned of the threat of landslides. Both typhoons are heading towards the southern coast of China, affecting the northern islands of the Philippines. In Manila, classes were canceled on Wednesday due to unfavorable weather. At universities, 80% of students study online.
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