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‘Odette’ death toll in Bohol reaches 108
The death toll in Bohol due to Typhoon Odette has surpassed 100, with the provincial government reporting 108 fatalities as of Monday.
The provincial government also recorded 12 missing individuals and 1,946 injured people across Bohol.
The majority of the casualties were concentrated in Talibon and Ubay, each reporting 14 deaths.
Over 61,000 individuals, comprising 26,590 families, were evacuated from their homes due to the typhoon's impact.
These casualty figures encompass all 48 local government units in Bohol but are considered partial due to ongoing communication outages in some areas.
The Armed Forces of the Philippines has appealed for donations of generator sets to address the persistent power outages in the province.
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