Super Typhoon Odette was the strongest typhoon that hit the Philippines in 2021 and severely affected more than 1.8 million families in the Eastern and Central Visayas, and Northeast Mindanao regions. Watch the video to learn more about how Save the Children worked with UNICEF Philippines and United Nations CERF in its relief and recovery response to affected families. | Save the Children Philippines

WATCH: Big waves brought about by strong winds pound the seaside in Inopacan, Leyte on Thursday morning, December 16. Eastern Visayas was placed under Storm Signal No. 2 due to Super Typhoon #OdettePH. 📹: @JitJiiit/Twitter (via Justin Mhar de Jesus/INQUIRER.net trainee) Send us the latest situation in your area at inq.news/BAI or use #RescuePH to report calls for rescue. Stay safe! #BeAnINQUIRER | Be An INQUIRER

Typhoon “Odette” continues to head towards Palawan as it coasts over the Panay Gulf, said the Philippine Atmospheric Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration’s (Pagasa) on Friday morning. In Pagasa’s 5 a.m. storm advisory, the eye of “Odette” is now located 75 kilometers (km) southwest of Iloilo City, as of 4:00 a.m. | INQUIRER.net