Pilandok intensifies into tropical storm; direct impact on PHL seen limited
Tropical Cyclone Pilandok intensified into a tropical storm on Tuesday, according to PAGASA. It remains far from Philippine territory with low chances of making landfall, but strong winds from the Southwest Monsoon are still a concern.
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