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Pre-emptive evacuation begins in Camarines Norte ahead of storm Ulysses
Residents of Camarines Norte were preemptively evacuated on Tuesday as Tropical Storm Ulysses approached.
The provincial government ordered the evacuation of residents in seven specific municipalities including Daet, Mercedes, and Capalonga.
Provincial administrator Don Culvera stated that the preemptive evacuation was necessary due to the potential for increased rainfall and the risk of flooding.
Approximately 13,000 to 15,000 families were identified as needing evacuation, with forced evacuations set to begin on Wednesday morning.
Culvera mentioned that local government disaster funds have been depleted due to the COVID-19 response, and they are seeking aid from the national government for relief goods.
Classes in Camarines Norte were suspended due to the tropical storm.
PAGASA forecast that Ulysses would make a close approach to Catanduanes and Camarines Norte on Wednesday.
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