Bridge shakes wildly as deadly typhoon Uwan tears through Philippines

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Typhoon Uwan tore through the Philippines with 185 km/h winds, killing at least five people and displacing over a million as shocking footage captured a bridge swaying in the storm. This video includes ACM-produced voiceover powered by AI.

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00:00Dramatic footage captured the moment a pedestrian bridge violently shook under the force of

00:10Typhoon Uwan as the Philippines was battered by its second major storm in a week.

00:16The powerful system known internationally as Typhoon Fung Wong made landfall in Kamalagan

00:22on November 9th, unleashing winds of up to 185 kilometres per hour.

00:27Uwan has caused at least five deaths and more than one million people have been displaced

00:33in what forecasters say could be one of its harshest storm seasons in years.

00:38The storm arrived just days after Typhoon Kalmaegi, or Tino, devastated large parts of the country,

00:45compounding the damage and hampering rescue efforts.

00:57In fact, the storm arrived in someaman, and the snow was up to 10 to 10 years.

01:01The storm arrived in couple weeks during this time.

01:03The storm arrived at the first time we arrived at the area of Kandala and 사례를

01:08were in the afternoon.

01:10The storm arrived in August 20th, at the same time, was in need of a while at the bottom

01:11of the storm had stopped by the storm and was in need of the storm.

01:17It was very, very good to be in need of a storm and the storm was in need of a storm.

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