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Batangas residents evacuate due to flood, landslides
Hundreds of families in Batangas were evacuated due to torrential rains brought by the southwest monsoon.
In Nasugbu, 62 families from eight barangays were preemptively evacuated due to flooding.
Several roads in different parts of Batangas became impassable due to landslides and flooding.
The spillway in Barangay Kayrilaw, Nasugbu was destroyed by heavy rains, and a national road in Sitio Centro, Barangay Bilibinwang, Agoncillo has completely collapsed.
Residents of Laurel town, who were previously devastated by Typhoon Kristine in October 2024, are fearful due to rising floodwaters.
As of Monday, 83 families or 314 individuals in Batangas were staying in evacuation centers, and 302 families or 1,048 people were with relatives.
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