Manila Bulletin
At least P286.3-M in damage caused by ‘Quinta’ in Bicol; 8 reported missing
Typhoon Quinta caused an estimated P286.3 million in damages to agriculture, fisheries, and infrastructure in the Bicol region.
Camarines Sur reported P225.3 million in agricultural and fisheries losses, while Sorsogon sustained P60.9 million in damages to fisheries, agriculture, and coconuts.
Infrastructure damages in Sorsogon include P1.04 million for electrical facilities and P25 million for flood control.
A total of 6,671 houses were reported as either partially or totally destroyed.
Eight persons are reported missing due to Typhoon Quinta.
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Typhoon Quinta left five individuals dead and six others missing in the Bicol region.
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Typhoon Quinta caused at least P705.87 million worth of damages to the Philippines' agriculture and fisheries sector, affecting 25,483 farmers and fisherfolk.
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Typhoon Quinta caused P2.2 billion in agricultural and fisheries damages, affecting 44,017 farmers and fisherfolk.
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Typhoon Quinta affected 49,557 families, equivalent to 209,457 persons, across Central Luzon, Calabarzon, Mimaropa, Western Visayas, and Eastern Visayas.
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Typhoon Quinta has resulted in 22 deaths, with the NDRRMC reporting six additional fatalities including two fishermen who drowned.
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