At the weekend, 20.-21. February 2021, around 60 000 people in Philippines has been displaced to safer grounds as tropical storm Dujuan flooded parts of southern and cenral parts of the country.
Dujuan, with local name Auring is expected to bring heavy rainfall in northern Philippines until Tuesday, 23. February 2021, then system will shift towards northern Vietnam and southeastern China.
Manila: The Philippines have moved over 51,000 people to safer grounds as the approaching tropical storm Dujuan flooded parts of the southern and central Philippines, a government disaster agency said on Sunday (February 21). # # # # # # # #https://t.co/x0E9Iex0gv
Dujuan is now impacting the Philippines as a minimum TS, and is expected to weaken as it passes through. Impacts will be winds and rainfall, but mostly rainfall. pic.twitter.com/uJSQPpr1kM
Thousands have evacuated their homes after heavy rain from storm Dujuan / Auring triggered flooding in Surigao del Sur Province, Philippines. Photos of floods in Tandag by Gov Pimentel, Surigao del Sur Province pic.twitter.com/Cg0eHsky4E
And in the Philippines, we just had our first tropical storm (#AuringPH – #Dujuan) that inundated parts of Mindanao. Pray for Surigao del Sur. pic.twitter.com/P4qj5QZXFm
Storm Signal No. 1 was hoisted over the two highly urbanized cities in Western Visayas including the provinces of Capiz, Guimaras, and portions of Aklan and Iloilo provinces due to Typhoon Auring with international name, Dujuan.https://t.co/QG6UKggEMI