- The passage over central-northern and far northern Luzon island, northern Philippines of tropical cyclones MAN-YI on 16-17 November, USAGI on 14 November, and TORAJI on 11 November as typhoons, caused very heavy rainfall, floods and landslides that have resulted in an increased number of casualties.
- NDRRMC reports, as of 22 November, 12 fatalities, three persons missing, 14 injured people, nearly 361,400 evacuated people, of which approximately 244,500 in 1,913 evacuation centres, and a total of nearly 3,967,000 affected people across the affected area, due to the combined effects of the three typhoons.
- Over the next 48 hours, moderate rainfall is forecast over the northern and eastern Luzon island.
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