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Residents of Guam and Northern Marianas Move to Shelters Ahead of Typhoon
Residents prepared for a projected super typhoon by moving into emergency centers on Sunday. Officials issued warnings for the U.S. Pacific territories hours before the storm's expected arrival.
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Residents of Guam and the Northern Marianas moved into emergency evacuation centers and completed last-minute preparations on Sunday. The moves came hours before a super typhoon was projected to pass through the U.S. Pacific territories.
Local authorities directed people to designated shelters as forecasts showed the storm strengthening. Residents secured property and gathered supplies in line with official guidance.
Weather services described the approaching system as a super typhoon, indicating sustained high wind speeds. The territories remain under watches and warnings issued by government agencies.
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