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13 die due to Nika, Ofel and Pepito, over 4.2 million affected – NDRRMC
The National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) reported 13 individuals have died due to tropical cyclones Nika, Ofel, and Pepito, with five fatalities validated and eight others still undergoing validation.
These storms have affected over 4.2 million people across multiple regions, displacing 167,798 individuals, with more than 105,000 staying in evacuation centers.
The NDRRMC also reported 17 injuries and three missing persons.
Typhoon Nika exited the country on November 12, followed by Super Typhoon Ofel on November 17, and Super Typhoon Pepito on November 18.
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