Manila Bulletin
More than 300,000 people now in evacuation centers, PNP reports
Typhoon Ulysses has forced over 300,000 Filipinos to evacuate their homes due to strong winds and heavy rainfall.
The Philippine National Police reported that 310,765 individuals are currently housed in 2,800 evacuation centers, with the majority from the Bicol region.
The PNP also conducted rescue operations, saving approximately 4,000 people stranded in various seaports across Bicol, Eastern Visayas, and Southern Tagalog.
The typhoon resulted in at least 1 fatality and 5 injuries in the Bicol region.
The severe flooding in Metro Manila and surrounding areas, including Rizal, Bulacan, and Laguna, was a direct consequence of the typhoon's intense winds and downpour.
Many of those affected by Ulysses were still recovering from the devastation caused by Super Typhoon Rolly earlier in November.
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At least one person has died and three are missing in the Bicol region due to Typhoon Ulysses.
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