The perspective of mainstream says:

The perspective of mainstream says:
- Tropical Storm Yagi brought heavy rains and flooding to northern Philippines, causing a death due to electrocution and thousands of residents to be stranded due to sea travel suspension and domestic flight cancellations.
- The storm caused landslides and flooding in the Philippines, where it originated, and is expected to make landfall in southern China, potentially being the most powerful storm to hit the area in a decade.
- Typhoon Yagi has already caused significant damage and displacement in the Philippines, leaving at least 16 people dead and 17 others missing, and is expected to cause 'catastrophic' damage in southern China.
- The storm is classified as a Category 5 equivalent hurricane and has prompted the closure of schools, tourist attractions, and the main bridge to Hong Kong.
- Climate change experts warn that typhoons are increasing in frequency and strength due to warmer ocean waters, and the storm's impact in the Philippines has resulted in numerous casualties and evacuations.
- Tropical Storm Yagi brought strong winds and heavy rains to the northern Philippines, killing at least 14 people and leaving thousands stranded, and is expected to strengthen into a typhoon as it heads towards southern China.
- The storm caused landslides, floods, and swollen rivers in the Philippines, and warnings remain in place for most northern provinces.
- The Philippines faces frequent typhoons and disasters due to its geographic location.