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Super Typhoon 'Inday' Approaches, Expected to Bring Heavy Rains and Strong Winds Without Direct Landfall
Super Typhoon Bavi, locally named 'Inday' before entering the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR), triggered Signal No. 1 in parts of Cagayan on July 7. While direct landfall is not expected, it will enhance the southwest monsoon, bringing potential heavy rains and strong winds across various regions.
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