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NDRRMC: Kristine distressed 2.6 million, reportedly killed 13
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.
Most fatalities were reported in the Bicol region, which had the highest number of affected individuals.
The storm impacted over 2.6 million people, comprising more than 569,000 families across multiple regions.
More than 239,000 individuals were staying in 5,791 evacuation centers, while others opted not to evacuate.
The NDRRMC is currently validating the reported deaths, as well as four injured and seven missing individuals.
Infrastructure damage was estimated at P15.25 million, affecting flood control projects, roads, and schools.
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