Philippines Suspends Activities Ahead of Typhoon Tino
Authorities in the western Philippines have halted school, work, and all sea travel as they brace for Tropical Cyclone Tino's possible impact, local media reported Saturday.
Regional Precautions in Capiz Province
Local governments in Capiz province, Western Visayas, have suspended all classes and work starting Monday due to the threat from Tropical Cyclone Tino, according to the Inquirer.
Sea Travel Suspension Due to Storm
The Philippine Coast Guard halted all sea travel in Surigao del Norte province and nearby island routes, citing dangerous sea conditions as the storm advances west-northwest toward Visayas.
Storm Path and Intensity Forecast
Tropical Cyclone Tino is expected to enter the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR) by Sunday and may strengthen into a typhoon by Tuesday.
Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical, and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) warned residents to prepare for potential evacuation.
Currently a tropical depression outside PAR, Tino is forecasted to intensify early next week, prompting preemptive safety measures.
Authorities prioritize safety through early suspension of activities as Tropical Cyclone Tino approaches, underscoring readiness amid escalating storm risks.