PlanbowlPlanbowl
Event Date : 2024-07

Devastating Typhoon Cimaron Hits the Philippines

Tropical Cyclone

Disaster Overview

Disaster type: Tropical Cyclone
Disaster-Affected People: 65685
Affected Countries/Regions: Philippines
Suggested Emergency Supplies List:

drinking water, non-perishable food, first aid kit, flashlights, batteries, blankets, clothing, personal hygiene items, portable phone charger, whistle, local maps, multi-tool or knife

See Local Disaster Risks Now!

Enter your area to uncover common threats. Act fast—prepare with Planbowl today!

Enter your area
View Now

Disaster Overview : In October 2006, the Philippines was struck by Super Typhoon Cimaron, locally known as Paeng. Originating as a low-pressure system in the east Bicol Region, it intensified into a category 5 typhoon with maximum sustained winds of 195 kph and gusts up to 230 kph. The typhoon made landfall over the southern Isabela province, causing widespread devastation across several provinces.

Customize Your Emergency Guide—Invest in Safety

Share
Copy

Customize Your Emergency Guide—Invest in Safety

Learn Rescue Tips
More

  • Learn Rescue Tips for Heart Attack
  • Learn Rescue Tips for Stroke
  • Learn Rescue Tips for Choking
  • Learn Rescue Tips for Severe Bleeding
  • Learn Rescue Tips for Allergic Reaction

Get Disaster Alerts
More

  • Get the Latest Cold Wave Disaster Reports
  • Get the Latest Complex Emergency Disaster Reports
  • Get the Latest Drought Disaster Reports
  • Get the Latest Earthquake Disaster Reports
  • Get the Latest Epidemic Disaster Reports