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The Philippines is being pounded by Super Typhoon Haiyan, the most powerful storm on the planet in 30 years

Haiyan was recorded packing winds of up to 314 kilometres an hour as it made landfall earlier today.

Television pictures already reveal widespread damage to parts of the central Philippines and authorities are warning of floods and landslides.

The head of the Philippines Red Cross, Gwendolyn Pang, has told even those who've sought emergency shelter are still at risk.

"Even people in evacuation centres - we are not quite sure if they're safe because the wind is very strong," she said.

"We have seen in the previous disasters - especially typhoons - still evacuation centres are not really safe for the people.

"We're trying our best to continue to monitor the situation...but it's so huge - so big."

Ms Pang says the wind is making any aid efforts difficult.

"The challenge now is how are we going to continue to support the people in the next few hours or days because...our the wind is very strong and our activities are very limited at the moment," she said.

The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) says Super Typhoon Haiyan, known locally as Yolanda, made landfall at 4.40am local time over Guiuan, Eastern Samar in Philippines.

Ten million people are estimated to be in the path of the typhoon, and half-a-million people have already been evacuated.

Authorities say the typhoon could cause major damage across a vast area of the central and southern Philippines.

"This is a very dangerous typhoon," state weather forecaster Glaiza Escullar said.

"There are not too many mountains on its path to deflect the force of impact, making it more dangerous.

"Local officials know where the vulnerable areas are and have given instructions on evacuations."

In Bohol province, 5,000 people living in tents after they lost their homes in a magnitude 7.2 earthquake last month have been moved to temporary shelters.

At least 1,000 people on an island off Masbate province have been marooned by stormy weather and large waves reaching seven meters high.

Schools in the capital Manila have been closed and university classes cancelled.

President Benigno Aquino has appeared on national television to warn the people of floods and landslides

Sea travel and flights have been suspended, and schools have been closed in the central region.

An average of 20 typhoons hit the Philippines every year.

A 'super typhoon' is one in which the wind speeds are twice as powerful as the point at which a storm becomes a typhoon.

Bopha, last year's strongest storm, flattened three coastal towns on the southern island of Mindanao, killing 1,100 people.

Typhoon Haiyan early Thursday morning, destroying homes and forcing the evacuation of a remote island in Palau.

http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/11/08/us-philippines-typhoon-idUSBRE9A603Q20131108

Rescue crews and other officials are scanning the devastation in the Philippines as the strongest tropical cyclone of the year -and perhaps ever measured by man- struck there. Details: http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/11/08/us-philippines-typhoon-idUSBRE9A603Q20131108

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