Manila Bulletin
'Quinta' aftermath: 3 dead, 13 missing, 914K people affected
Tropical Storm Quinta has caused at least three deaths and 13 missing individuals across several regions in the Philippines.
The confirmed deaths include two drowning fatalities in Negros Oriental and one in Marinduque.
Eight fishermen from Catanduanes who were previously reported missing are still unaccounted for, while four have been found.
Two fishermen also went missing in Calabanga, Camarines Sur and Iloilo, and two unidentified persons are missing in Odiongan, Romblon and Negros Oriental.
A crew of a sunken yacht remains unaccounted for.
More than 914,000 people were affected by the typhoon.
One person was injured in Marinduque after sustaining cuts from broken glass blown by strong winds.
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