Manila Bulletin
Nearly 10,000 people displaced by 'Quinta,' 12 fishermen missing -- NDRRMC
The NDRRMC reported that 12 fishermen from Catanduanes remain missing following Typhoon Quinta.
These missing individuals hail from the towns of Bato, Panganiban, and Gigmoto in Catanduanes.
The NDRRMC is still investigating the details of the incident involving the missing fishermen.
In a separate incident, seven people were rescued while one went missing after a yacht sank off Bauan, Batangas.
As of Monday morning, no deaths caused by Typhoon Quinta had been reported.
The typhoon affected a total of 2,475 families or 9,235 people across Calabarzon, Mimaropa, Bicol, and CAR.
Of these, 1,503 families or 5,704 people are in 33 evacuation centers, while 968 families or 3,524 people are staying with relatives.
Power interruptions have been reported in several provinces.
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