BANGKOK (AP) — Matmo regained strength on Saturday morning, becoming a typhoon again as it left the Philippines and moved toward southern China’s Hainan province, after it had earlier weakened into a storm. The typhoon had sustained wind speeds of 118 kph (73 mph) on Saturday, according to China’s National Meteorological Center. Some train routes in Hainan province were cancelled Saturday and service will be suspended again on Sunday. This grab from video shows buildings and trees being blown during storm in Dinapigue, Isabela province, Philippines, Friday, Oct.3, 2025. Matmo on Friday passed through the Philippines, where thousands of people were evacuated but no immediate casualties were reported.