Tropical Storm Trami, also known as Severe Tropical Storm Kristine, has caused significant devastation in the Philippines, with a death toll rising to 81 and numerous people missing due to landslides and flooding, particularly in the Batangas and Bicol regions. The storm has disrupted flight operations across the country, leading to cancellations by major airlines, including Cebu Pacific and Philippine Airlines, due to safety concerns and staff accessibility issues. There is a possibility that Trami could make a U-turn and return to the Philippines, as it is currently being pushed by high-pressure winds in the South China Sea. President Ferdinand Marcos expressed concern over this potential development during an emergency meeting. Meanwhile, severe weather conditions have also affected Northern Mindanao, where evacuations have been carried out due to high waves and strong winds. The storm's impact on infrastructure and transportation highlights the Philippines' vulnerability to natural disasters and the strain on its emergency response capabilities.