•Typhoon Kong-rey (Philippine name: Leon) has formed over waters east of the Philippines and is currently moving westward over the waters east of Luzon Island. The storm is expected to travel toward Taiwan via the northeastern coast of Luzon.
•Strong winds and heavy rainfall are expected over a broad area, including Luzon and the Visayas.
•Those planning to travel to or stay in areas potentially affected should stay informed and take adequate safety precautions.
1. Current Weather Update
According to meteorological reports, the tropical depression that formed east of the Philippines has developed into Typhoon No. 21, named Kong-rey (locally known as Leon).
Currently, the typhoon is moving westward, approximately 600 km east of northern Luzon. Between October 29 and 31, it is expected to pass through the northeastern waters of Luzon and head toward Taiwan. During this progression, it may approach the northeastern coast of Luzon Island.
2. Potential Impact
The typhoon could bring strong winds and heavy rainfall across a wide area, affecting Luzon and the Visayas. This could result in possible damage to property, risks to personal safety, and potential disruptions in transportation, including flights.
3. Precautions for Travelers and Residents
Those planning to travel to or stay in areas potentially impacted by the typhoon are urged to stay informed using the resources below and ensure safety to avoid any disaster or accident risks.
Information Sources
•PAGASA (Philippine Weather Service)
•Japan Meteorological Agency (Typhoon Information)
•Philippine National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC)
4. In Case of Emergency
If you are affected by the typhoon, follow all warnings and instructions issued by local authorities, ensure your safety, and inform family members in Japan and the nearest Japanese Embassy or Consulate of your status.
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