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768 families in Pangasinan, La Union evacuate; fisher missing
Severe Tropical Storm Kristine has forced the evacuation of 768 families in Pangasinan and La Union as a preemptive measure.
In Pangasinan, 528 families or 1,783 individuals were evacuated from various coastal cities and municipalities due to storm surge advisories.
La Union also evacuated 240 families or 738 individuals as part of the disaster preparedness.
The evacuees were provided with essential supplies like food packs and hygiene kits.
Kristine's impact included a storm surge causing flooding in Lingayen and wind damage to a house in Bani.
Governor Ramon Guico III suspended classes in all levels in Pangasinan prior to the Luzon-wide suspension announced by Malacañang.
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