Philippines cleans up after Typhoon Yinxing slams north coast

But while nearly 30,000 people took cover in government-run facilities in the days and hours before Yinxing made landfall, there were no reported casualties from the typhoon, which came just two weeks after a major storm killed more than 150. Yinxing's 175 kilometres (109 miles) per hour winds knocked down power lines, tore trees from the ground and shattered windows as it slammed into the country's north coast on Thursday, the national weather agency, residents and rescuers said. Officials reported...