Manila Bulletin
‘Rolly’ leaves ₱5.76-B damage to public infra
Super Typhoon Rolly caused P5.756 billion in damage to public infrastructure, with the Bicol Region sustaining the majority of the destruction at P4.621 billion.
The damages include P1.515 billion to roads, P458.2 million to bridges, and P2.036 billion to flood-control structures.
Public buildings, including 226 schools, incurred P367.25 million in damages.
Other infrastructure sustained P1.379 billion in damages.
The typhoon also resulted in 24 fatalities, with additional deaths reported in the Bicol region and Calabarzon.
Roads in Catanduanes were reported closed due to power outages and loss of telecommunication signals.
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Super Typhoon Rolly caused over P14 billion in damage to agriculture and infrastructure nationwide, according to the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC).
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The death toll from Super Typhoon Rolly has been reported at 20, with 74 injured and three missing, according to the NDRRMC.
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Super Typhoon Rolly has destroyed approximately 90% of infrastructure in Catanduanes.
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The death toll from Super Typhoon Rolly has risen to 20 in the Bicol Region alone, with 394 individuals injured.
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Super Typhoon Rolly has killed at least 20 people as it devastated the Bicol region of the Philippines.
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