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At least 26 dead from tropical cyclones
At least 26 people have died due to tropical cyclones "Mirasol," "Nando," "Opong," and the enhanced Southwest Monsoon, according to the NDRRMC.
Four fatalities are confirmed, while 22 are still pending validation.
The storms also resulted in 33 injuries and 14 missing persons.
Nearly 2.8 million people were affected, with over 163,000 individuals seeking shelter in 2,680 evacuation centers.
Damage to homes reached 8,916 across multiple regions, and agricultural losses were estimated at over P1 million.
Typhoon "Opong" heavily impacted Masbate, causing damage to houses and infrastructure, including the provincial airport, leading to a state of calamity declaration.
Around 80 health facilities were affected, but most sustained minor damage and continue to operate.
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