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2.5 months worth of rain dumped on Naga in 24 hours
Severe Tropical Storm Kristine caused catastrophic flooding in parts of the Bicol Region, dumping over 700 millimeters of rain on Naga City in just 24 hours, equivalent to 2.5 months' worth of rainfall.
The unprecedented rainfall, combined with water inflow from nearby areas and the overflowing Bicol River, submerged 30% of Naga City and affected 70% of its population.
Residents were forced to evacuate as floodwaters surged into homes, with toppled cars observed in one subdivision after the waters receded.
The storm also led to power outages throughout the city.
Nationwide, three individuals have died and one person has been reported injured due to the effects of Tropical Storm Kristine.
Local authorities in Naga City are actively rescuing residents trapped by high water levels.
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