Death toll from storm Agaton rises to 212
The death toll from storm Agaton that hit Mindanao and the Visayas rose to 212 Sunday morning, the National Disaster ...
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Agaton death toll now at 172, agri losses P2.3 billion, affected people 2 million
Deaths reported due to Tropical Depression “Agaton” rose to 178, disaster officials said Wednesday. Meanwhile, the Department of Agriculture said ...
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100 missing in Agaton wake, PH at weather’s mercy
More than 100 people remained missing after tropical depression “Agaton” caused landslides last week, disaster officials said Monday. This developed ...
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11,594 people affected by Taal’s unrest
About 11,594 people were affected by Taal Volcano’s phreatomagmatic bursts as Phivolcs lowered its alert level status, the National Disaster ...
Read moreOdette death toll climbs to more than 400
The National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) reported that the death toll due to Typhoon Odette which hit ...
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‘Odette’ toll hits 407; SC asked to halt exams
The death toll from Typhoon Odette has reached 407, as of Saturday morning, based on the latest bulletin from the ...
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‘Merge disaster dept. with climate council’
Instead of simply upgrading the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) into a full-blown executive department, presidential aspirant ...
Read moreDamage toll: deaths 378, housing P29 billion
Death toll from Typhoon Odette, which lashed Mindanao, Visayas and Palawan last week, has climbed to 378—including 218 who have ...
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‘Odette’ death toll at 367; Southern Leyte tally at 27
The number of reported human deaths due to Typhoon Odette continues to rise, reaching 367 as of Friday, the National ...
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Toll: 326 deaths, 630k displaced, 348 homes damaged
Disaster officials said the death toll from Typhoon Odette hit 326 on Christmas Eve, including 14 confirmed deaths and 312 ...
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