Typhoon Fung-wong triggered floods and landslides, cut power to entire provinces and killed at least two people before barreling out of the Philippines on Monday.

Typhoon Kalmaegi left at least 66 people dead with 26 others missing in the central Philippines, many in widespread flooding that trapped people on their roofs

According to the Office of Civil Defense, nearly 2 million people have been impacted by the typhoon's devastation, with some 560,000 villagers currently displaced.View on euronews

“While Typhoon Uwan has exited our landmass, it will continue to bring rains to Luzon, and our operations to help local government units and their constituents continue,” he said, adding that there was “still danger” in certain areas.

Scenes of devastation in Cebu after Typhoon Tino: a damaged home in a rural village (top) and vehicles stacked in a flooded street (bottom) as residents begin clearing debris

Most of the deaths were reported in the central province of Cebu, which was pummeled by Kalmaegi on Tuesday, according to a local official.

Local missionaries sent back pictures, saying people in the Philippines are wading in mud up to their knees following a typhoon.

Department of the Interior and Local Government Secretary Jonvic Remulla assured Cebu residents affected by Typhoon Tino (international name: Kalmaegi) that food aid will be provided following the cyclone’s devastation.

A fast-moving typhoon is barreling across the central Philippines after slamming ashore overnight, leaving at least two people dead, setting off flash floods that trapped residents on roofs and engulfed cars in two villages,