Typhoon Inday's Fury: Fallen Trees Wreck Vehicles in Baguio City
Strong winds from Typhoon Inday (international name: Bavi) battered Baguio City, toppling trees that crushed vehicles. No injuries were immediately reported, but authorities are urging vigilance.
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