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No major flooding reported in Metro Manila due to 'Uwan'
No major flooding has been reported in Metro Manila following Typhoon Uwan, according to San Juan City Mayor Francis Zamora.
The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) had previously clarified that circulating videos of flooded streets on social media were old footage and warned against spreading misinformation.
As of Monday morning, 1,810 individuals had preemptively evacuated to various evacuation centers in San Juan City.
Typhoon Uwan made landfall in Aurora on Sunday night at super typhoon strength, with Metro Manila under wind signal No. 3 at the time.
The National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council had previously reported two deaths and two injuries attributed to Typhoon Uwan.
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