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Kristine affects 2.3M people nationwide, NDRRMC report says
Severe Tropical Storm Kristine has affected 2.3 million Filipinos nationwide, displacing over 254,000 individuals.
Of the displaced individuals, 193,366 are staying in 5,097 evacuation centers, while 60,823 sought shelter elsewhere.
The Bicol region was the most affected, with the local police initially reporting 20 deaths, though these are still up for validation.
Seven people are reported missing, and four individuals have sustained injuries.
Infrastructure damage includes 231 impassable roads and 26 bridges, primarily in Bicol, hampering relief efforts.
A total of 1,323 houses were damaged across nine regions, with 956 in Bicol.
The government has provided P49,256,602 worth of assistance to affected families.
Kristine is currently over the coastal waters of Bacnotan, La Union.
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The death toll from Severe Tropical Storm Kristine is reported to be 13, according to the NDRRMC, though AFP citing police sources reported at least 40 deaths.
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Seven individuals have died, four were injured, and seven remain missing due to Severe Tropical Storm Kristine, according to the NDRRMC, although these casualties are still being validated.
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Severe Tropical Storm Kristine has resulted in 97 reported deaths, with the NDRRMC validating 10 of these fatalities.
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