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34 reported dead in Luzon due to Carina – PNP
The death toll in Luzon due to Tropical Cyclone Carina and the Southwest Monsoon has climbed to 34, according to the Philippine National Police (PNP).
The PNP also reported two additional deaths in the Bicol Region, bringing the total deaths to 34.
Majority of the deaths, 22 cases, were attributed to drowning, with other causes including landslides, electrocution, and a fallen tree.
Calabarzon recorded the highest number of deaths with 12, followed by Metro Manila with 11, and Central Luzon with nine.
The PNP reported a total of 18 injuries and four missing individuals across different regions, though these figures are subject to validation.
Metro Manila has declared a state of calamity to unlock funds for disaster response.
La Mesa Dam overflowed and the Marikina River reached critical levels, exacerbating the flooding in Metro Manila.
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