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Storm Ramil leaves 7 dead, 2 missing, 133,0000 affected
Tropical Storm Ramil has resulted in seven reported deaths and two individuals still missing, according to the NDRRMC.
The fatalities included five males and two females, with one individual reported injured.
A total of 37,825 families or 133,196 persons were affected by Ramil, with 7,511 persons served inside 166 evacuation centers.
Flooding hit 48 areas across Central Luzon, MIMAROPA, Western Visayas, and Eastern Visayas.
The storm disrupted key infrastructure, with 12 road sections and 10 bridge sections affected, and 60 seaports impacted.
One city or municipality has declared a state of calamity, and 4,178 passengers were left stranded at sea.
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Over 22,000 individuals in Calabarzon and Region 5 were preemptively evacuated as Tropical Storm Ramil approached.
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A family of five, including children aged two and 11, were killed in Pitogo, Quezon, when a giant palm tree fell on their house made of light materials during Tropical Storm Ramil.
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Sea travel has been suspended in at least 12 seaports in Calabarzon due to Tropical Storm Ramil, as reported by the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC).
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Tropical Storm Ramil made landfall in Luzon four times before emerging over the West Philippine Sea on Sunday afternoon, October 19, 2025.
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Tropical Storm Ramil made its fourth and final landfall in Bataan on Sunday afternoon, October 19.
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