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2,000 families in Isabela evacuate as floods persist due to Kristine
Over 4,300 individuals in the coastal towns of Isabela have been preemptively evacuated due to Severe Tropical Storm Kristine.
In Ilagan City, about 1,600 individuals sought refuge in evacuation centers.
Provincial officials are assessing crop damage, with farmers expressing concern over livelihood losses.
Several overflow bridges in Isabela have become impassable due to flooding.
Operators of Magat Dam have reduced water release, discharging 329 cubic meters per second.
Authorities are still assessing the extent of infrastructure damage caused by the storm.
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