35 Tourists Stranded in Batanes as Typhoon Inday Exits PH
Thirty-five tourists were stranded in Batanes province as flights were canceled due to Typhoon Inday's passage, with the storm heading towards Japan. Strong winds and high waves also affected 109 other passengers.
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