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Over 27K families in Negros Occidental hit by floods
Over 91,000 individuals from more than 27,000 families in Negros Occidental have been affected by floods due to heavy rains enhanced by Tropical Storm Ferdie and a tropical depression.
The province has also reported one fatality in Hinoba-an and one missing person in Sipalay City.
Currently, over 10,000 individuals are in evacuation centers, while over 2,000 are staying with relatives.
Bago City has the highest number of families in evacuation centers, with 1,820 from 20 barangays.
Classes were canceled in 29 out of 31 LGUs, and work was suspended in four LGUs due to expected heavy rains.
The PDRRMC continues to monitor the situation and coordinate with LGUs for assistance.
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