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Typhoon Pepito Moves Off Philippines as Flooding Measures Enacted

Spillway gates were opened in the Magat Dam in the Philippines on Monday, November 18, to adjust water levels following rainfall from Typhoon Pepito.Footage released by the Mariis Dam and Reservoir Division shows water gushing through the spill gates.Residents living near water tributaries in northern Luzon were warned to prepare for the possibility of flooding as excess water was released.At least eight people were killed when Typhoon Pepito made landfall in the northern Philippines on Saturday, local media reported.The storm was moving out of the Philippine area of responsibility by Monday, the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council said. Credit: Mariis Dam and Reservoir Division via Storyful

Spillway gates were opened in the Magat Dam in the Philippines on Monday, November 18, to adjust water levels following rainfall from Typhoon Pepito. Footage released by the Mariis Dam and Reservoir Division shows water gushing through the spill gates. Residents living near water tributaries in northern Luzon to prepare for the possibility of flooding as excess water was released.

At least eight people were killed when Typhoon Pepito made landfall in the northern Philippines on Saturday, local media The storm was moving out of the Philippine area of responsibility by Monday, the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council Credit: Mariis Dam and Reservoir Division via Storyful.