Manila Bulletin
Silent ‘Ferdie’ proves deadly, claims six lives – NDRRMC
Six individuals have reportedly died as a result of Tropical Storm Ferdie and the enhanced southwest monsoon, with these figures still awaiting validation by the NDRRMC.
The NDRRMC reported that four fatalities were recorded in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM), while the remaining two deaths were logged in Zamboanga Peninsula (Region 9).
Two persons remain missing, one each in Western Visayas (Region 6) and Region 9.
A total of 11 persons were reported injured, with 9 in BARMM and two in Soccsksargen (Region 12).
A total of 203,197 individuals, or 47,166 families, were affected by the storm and monsoon.
Of those affected, 13,825 individuals were staying in evacuation centers while 22,801 individuals were staying in other people's shelter after being displaced.
Tropical Storm Ferdie has already exited the Philippine Area of Responsibility, but the southwest monsoon continues to impact western sections of the country.
A new low-pressure area has formed east of Luzon, and weather authorities are monitoring cloud clusters outside PAR that might develop into a circulation within the next two days.
A gale warning has been issued for specific areas experiencing strong waves, with heights reaching up to 4.5 meters.
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