Typhoon Sinlaku Devastates Marianas, Recovery Ahead

0:00I'm Corey with the story, that's your Europe News Today update, AI-powered and always on. Super Typhoon Sinlaku slammed the Northern Mariana's in Guam with winds up to 150 miles per hour, leaving hard-hit spots like Sipan, without power or water for weeks. The storm flooded the only hospital on Sipan and knocked out backup generators at major resorts, while flipping cars, toppling poles, and tearing off. Loose across islands like Tinian and Rhoda, residents are hunkering down, with many rushing to open stores on Tinian for supplies amid downed lines and damaged homes in the American Red Cross. Sheltering over 1,000 people in the territories, officials are just starting damage checks now that shelter orders are easing as first responders get out there, and the federal emergency management, agency is boosting staff and shipments to help. Meanwhile, the typhoons pulling north toward remote volcanic islands with winds still at 125 miles per hour, so, recoveries.

1:03Underway but these spots face a tough road ahead.