Typhoon Inday (international name: Bavi) is moving north-northwestward over the Philippine Sea and remains strong enough to keep Tropical Cyclone Wind Signal advisories raised in parts of Northern Luzon, according to PAGASA reports cited by multiple outlets. In earlier advisories, Inday entered the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR) and triggered Wind Signal No. 1 across multiple areas in Northern Luzon. As the storm continues, coverage and signal levels change over time: Signal No. 2 is reported to be in effect over Batanes and some nearby areas in Northern Luzon, while other places have Wind Signal No. 1. Several reports say Inday still carries high maximum sustained winds near the center, though it shows a further weakening trend in later bulletins. One outlet reports the cyclone weakens further as it accelerates northwestward, while another notes it maintains strength for periods before later deceleration and continuing northwest movement toward the vicinity of Japan’s southern islands. Overall, the main points across reports are Inday’s ongoing track toward the northwest, the issuance and adjustment of Wind Signals (No. 1 and No. 2) over Northern Luzon, and the storm’s fluctuation in intensity as it approaches Japan.