Typhoon Vamco slams Philippines, leaves Manila crippled

Typhoon Vamco whiplashed provinces on the Philippines’ main island of Luzon on Thursday, leaving one dead and paralyzing parts of the country’s capital, Manila. Vamco struck the Philippines even as the country was struggling to put life into gear after Typhoon Goni, which hit earlier this month. The Philippines Coast Guard said it had deployed at least 20 rescue teams in the affected areas.

Typhoon Vamco slams Philippines, leaves Manila crippled

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