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Death toll in Bohol due to Odette reaches 63 —provincial gov't
Typhoon Odette has resulted in the deaths of 63 individuals in Bohol, as reported by the provincial government.
Ubay was the most severely impacted town, recording 12 fatalities.
Additional deaths were reported across 33 other local government units within the province, with 15 LGUs yet to submit their reports.
The fatalities were confirmed by the Department of Health and local government units.
As of Saturday evening, 32,390 families comprising 59,860 individuals were displaced and housed in evacuation centers.
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The death toll in Bohol due to Typhoon Odette has risen to 80 as of Monday morning, according to Governor Arthur Yap.
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The National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) confirmed 326 fatalities due to Typhoon Odette, with 14 deaths initially verified and 312 still undergoing validation.
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Typhoon Odette, internationally known as Rai, has caused at least 80 reported deaths as of December 19, with the toll expected to rise as assessments continue.
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Typhoon Odette has resulted in at least 14 confirmed deaths and seven missing persons, with over 338,000 individuals evacuated as it impacted parts of the Visayas and Mindanao.
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The Philippine National Police (PNP) reported 211 deaths due to Typhoon Odette, with 22 of these verified in Negros Occidental.
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