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Habagat, cyclones death toll rises to 30 – NDRRMC
Thirty people have died due to consecutive cyclones and heavy monsoon rains that have battered the Philippines over the past week.
Of the total deaths, 13 have been validated by authorities, while 17 are still under verification.
Nine deaths were recorded in Metro Manila, six in Western Visayas, and four in Calabarzon.
In addition to the deaths, seven individuals remain missing, with five validated by authorities.
Nearly 5.3 million individuals were affected by the habagat and the cyclones.
The three cyclones that battered the country were Severe Tropical Storm Crising (Wipha), Tropical Storm Dante (Francisco), and Typhoon Emong (Co-may).
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The death toll from recent cyclones and the southwest monsoon (habagat) has climbed to 37 nationwide, with three additional fatalities reported in the Cordillera Administrative Region.
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The death toll from the southwest monsoon and tropical cyclones has reached 34, with only two fatalities confirmed by the NDRRMC and 32 still under validation.
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Twenty-five individuals have been reported dead nationwide due to the southwest monsoon and three tropical cyclones, "Crising," "Dante," and "Emong," with three deaths validated by the NDRRMC.
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The death toll from Severe Tropical Storm Crising and the southwest monsoon has climbed to seven, with two fatalities confirmed and five under verification.
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Five individuals have died and seven remain missing due to Severe Tropical Storm Crising and the intensified southwest monsoon, the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) reported on Monday morning.
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