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‘Nika,’ ‘Ofel,’ ‘Pepito,’ death toll climbs to 14 — NDRRMC
The death toll from typhoons Nika, Ofel, and Pepito has reached 14, with only five fatalities validated by the NDRRMC.
Additionally, 20 individuals were reported injured and two remain missing.
The typhoons affected over 4.26 million individuals or 1.15 million families across the country.
A total of 124,144 individuals were displaced, with 79,123 in evacuation centers and 45,021 seeking refuge outside.
Infrastructure damage is estimated at over P2.89 billion, with 874 items affected, including 78,492 damaged houses.
Agricultural damage is pegged at over P784 million, impacting 41,055 hectares of crops and 33,928 farmers and fisherfolk.
Forty-eight areas have been declared in a state of calamity due to the cyclones.
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