Torrential rains and strong winds that triggered flash floods and a twister battered some towns of South Cotabato and Sultan Kudarat and displaced about 230 families or 1,150 individuals, local officials said. | Edwin Fernandez/PDI
Aiza Gabion-Lim, the municipal DRRMO officer, said trees and power lines were toppled due to strong winds.
Sheila Mae Solidarios, 40, a resident of Purok Paghiliugyon, Barangay Simsiman, recalled that the village first experienced strong winds followed by heavy downpour.
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