Satellite Data Reveals Widespread Flooding in Southern Philippines After Typhoon Inday Rains
The Philippine Space Agency (PhilSA) has confirmed widespread flooding in southern Mindanao following heavy rains enhanced by Typhoon Inday, with satellite data highlighting severe inundation in parts of Cotabato and the Bangsamoro region.
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