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Pasig City says 1,259 families evacuated due to Kristine
Severe Tropical Storm Kristine prompted the evacuation of over 2,200 families in Batangas, with the majority in evacuation centers and some with relatives.
In Pasig City, 1,259 families were also evacuated and are staying in 20 designated evacuation centers across the city.
While no fatalities have been reported, one person sustained minor injuries due to the storm.
The storm stranded approximately 220 passengers at the Batangas port and caused power outages in at least 26 towns.
Two houses were confirmed destroyed and 24 others damaged in Batangas, with ongoing damage assessments.
The Batangas Provincial Hospital stopped admitting new patients as floodwaters inundated its wards and emergency room.
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