The super-strong typhoon "Gaza" landed in the north of the Philippines on September 22, bringing heavy winds and heavy rains, resulting in a mountain crash on a road in the province of Benghazi, Lusong Island. According to the local government, four vehicles were buried, causing one death and seven wounded.

On the same day, government institutions and schools in the capital region of Manila and in 29 provinces of the country were completely shut down.The local government has urgently evacuated more than 10,000 residents in response to the potential secondary disasters caused by the typhoon.

The Philippines is located in the typhoon belt of the western Pacific Ocean, and it is hit by about 20 typhoons or tropical storms every year on average. The Philippine Meteorological Department said on the 22nd that "Birch Gaza" is expected to leave the country in the early morning of the 23rd.