Manila Bulletin
‘Marce’ kills 1; affects 261K people – NDRRMC
Typhoon Marce has caused one death and one missing person, with another individual injured.
The typhoon affected over 261,787 individuals across the Ilocos Region, Cagayan Valley, and Cordillera Administrative Region.
Details regarding the lone casualty's identity and the circumstances of the incident are still being verified by the NDRRMC.
A total of 26,803 people are currently staying in 230 evacuation centers.
Two sea vessels, the "MV Aries 1" and "Panphil 8," ran aground in Currimao town, Ilocos Norte due to strong waves and winds.
The typhoon caused P25,398,600 worth of damage to infrastructure in Cagayan Valley and totally damaged 892 houses while partially damaging 20,038 others.
President Marcos has assured affected residents of swift reconstruction of their damaged houses.
The NDRRMC has provided P16.1 million in aid to affected residents, and the typhoon exited the Philippine Area of Responsibility on Friday.
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Typhoon Marce, internationally known as Yinxing, made two landfalls in Cagayan province, causing significant destruction.
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Typhoon Marce has caused an estimated P41 million in agricultural and infrastructure damage across affected regions.
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Typhoon "Marce" (international name: Yinxing) has exited the Philippine area of responsibility (PAR) as of Friday afternoon, November 8, at 4 p.m., according to PAGASA.
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