MANILA — Tropical Storm Enteng, internationally known as Yagi, has claimed two lives in the Philippines and caused significant disruptions, including flight cancellations, according to the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council on Monday.

The storm has intensified the southwestern monsoon, affecting 14 families across three villages, causing the collapse of two structures and triggering a landslide.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has ordered early announcements regarding work and school suspensions, urging for decisions to be made before bedtime.

The storm has also disrupted maritime operations, stranding 739 passengers at various ports, with 679 in Bicol and 60 in Calabarzon. Hazardous conditions have prevented the departure of 22 ships, four motorized banca boats, and 282 rolling cargo vessels. — Agencies