Close-up of the consequences caused by super typhoon Man-yi in the Philippines

Super Typhoon Man-yi uprooted trees, toppled power lines and ripped roofs off homes as it swept through the Philippines this morning, November 17.

Super typhoon Man-yi still carried winds of up to 185 km/h after making landfall on the Philippine island of Catanduanes late on November 16, according to AFP.

More than 650,000 people have been evacuated as the Philippines' national weather agency warned of "potentially catastrophic and life-threatening" impacts from super typhoon Man-yi.

GMA News reported that more than 4,700 passengers were stranded due to severe weather caused by super typhoon Man-yi this morning, November 17.

Below are some images of the aftermath of super typhoon Man-yi in the Philippines.

Devastating scenes in northern Philippines after super typhoon Man Yi made landfall

Photo taken on November 17 shows fallen trees after super typhoon Man-Yi in Virac, the capital of Catanduanes province (Philippines).

Damaged houses after super typhoon Man-Yi in Virac, capital of Catanduanes province (Philippines)

House damaged after super typhoon Man-Yi

A tree uprooted after super typhoon Man-yi in San Andres municipality in Catanduanes province.

Huge waves crash into a breakwater before super typhoon Man-yi makes landfall in Legaspi City, Albay province, Philippines on November 16.

People take shelter inside a shopping mall that was set up as a temporary evacuation center in Polangui town, Albay province, on November 16 ahead of the arrival of super typhoon Man-yi.

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