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Storm surge warning up in Aklan, Capiz, parts of Iloilo
PAGASA has issued a storm surge warning for several areas in the Visayas and Mindanao as Typhoon Tino crosses the region.
Low-lying coastal areas in Aklan and Capiz face the highest risk of inundation from storm surges exceeding three meters.
Specific towns in Aklan including Altavas, Batan, and Kalibo, and in Capiz such as Ivisan, Panay, and Roxas City, are under the highest storm surge alert.
Northern Iloilo towns of Ajuy and Batad are also included in the warning areas.
Cebu Province faces widespread storm surge threats in its northern and eastern municipalities, including Daanbantayan, Bogo, and Cebu City.
PAGASA warned of possible inundation of coastal villages, severe erosion, and damage to coastal infrastructure.
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