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945 families evacuate in Cagayan due to ‘Crising’
Tropical Storm Crising has caused the evacuation of 945 families, affecting 3,129 individuals in Cagayan province due to heavy rains and floods.
The displaced families are from various towns in Cagayan, with 563 families housed in evacuation centers and 331 families staying with relatives and friends.
The Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (PDRRMO) is providing relief assistance and coordinating with local government units for damage assessment.
Governor Edgar Aglipay emphasized the need for a unified and well-coordinated system for swift response to affected residents.
Severe Tropical Storm Crising has moved away from the Philippines.
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