United States — Office of Civil Defense & Philippines

United States — Office of Civil Defense: The United States — Office of Civil Defense provided data on the typhoon's impact, including the number of affected and displaced people, and reported on the casualties in Philippines — Cebu and Philippines — Negros Occidental.

Philippines: The Philippines was severely impacted by Typhoon Kalmaegi, resulting in significant loss of life, displacement of people, and widespread destruction, making it the deadliest natural disaster for the country this year.

United States — Office of Civil Defense: The United States — Office of Civil Defense, through its deputy administrator Bernardo Rafaelito Alejandro IV, provided updates on the typhoon's impact and casualties.

Philippines: The Philippines is severely affected by Typhoon Kalmaegi, experiencing widespread flooding, numerous casualties, and significant infrastructure damage. The country's disaster-prone nature is highlighted.

United States — Office of Civil Defense: The United States — Office of Civil Defense reported 188 deaths and 135 missing persons in the Philippines due to Typhoon Kalmaegi.

Philippines: The Philippines was severely impacted by Typhoon Kalmaegi, resulting in 188 deaths, 135 missing persons, and the displacement of over half a million people. President Bongbong Marcos declared a state of national emergency.

United States — Office of Civil Defense: The United States — Office of Civil Defense is advising residents in the Philippines to participate in preemptive evacuations due to List of storms named Fung-wong.

Philippines: The Philippines is directly impacted by Super List of storms named Fung-wong and Typhoon Kalmaegi, leading to evacuations, power outages, flight cancellations, and significant damage to infrastructure and loss of life.