The Philippines is facing its sixth tropical storm in just a month as Super Typhoon Man-yi approaches, bringing catastrophic risks with winds up to 240 km/h. Hundreds of thousands have evacuated from vulnerable areas, with over 7.6 million people at risk. The typhoon is expected to hit the sparsely populated Catanduanes province this weekend, threatening severe flooding and landslides due to high waves and heavy rainfall. The government urges compliance with evacuation orders to ensure safety. Recent storms have already led to significant loss of life and devastation across the country.