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209 families evacuate as Crising batters La Union
Severe Tropical Storm Crising has forced 209 families, or 692 individuals, in La Union province to evacuate their homes.
As of Saturday morning, 11 families were staying in evacuation centers, while 91 families sought refuge with relatives or other accommodations.
The storm caused 14 weather-related incidents, including landslides, falling trees, and floods, across several towns in La Union.
Fortunately, no casualties have been reported despite the adverse weather conditions.
La Union Governor Mario Eduardo Ortega has directed local government units to implement necessary measures and prepare resources for potential rescue and evacuation needs.
The province is on red alert, and all available rescue vehicles and assets have been mobilized.
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