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Typhoon Tino causes power outages for 1.4M households
Approximately 1.4 million households, mostly in the Visayas, remain without electricity following Typhoon Tino.
The National Electrification Administration and National Power Corp. provided the data on the power interruptions.
DOE Undersecretary Felix William Fuentebella stated that they are still awaiting more information from private distribution utilities.
DOE Secretary Sharon Garin appealed for patience from affected residents, asking them to wait until roads are cleared for linemen to restore power.
The typhoon has resulted in 66 deaths and 26 missing individuals as of Wednesday afternoon.
Cebu province experienced widespread flooding and property destruction.
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Typhoon Tino, internationally known as Kalmaegi, has resulted in one confirmed fatality and affected nearly 60,000 individuals across the Philippines.
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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is closely monitoring Typhoon Tino's impact and has directed government agencies to assist affected provinces.
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Typhoon Tino, internationally known as Kalmaegi, has claimed at least 85 lives, primarily in the Visayas, as of Wednesday, November 5.
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Typhoon Tino (international name: Kalmaegi) has caused severe flooding in the central Philippines, resulting in at least 52 deaths and displacing hundreds of thousands.
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At least 26 people have been confirmed dead with dozens more missing after Typhoon Tino caused widespread flooding and devastation across the Visayas.
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