Manila Bulletin
22 killed by ‘Quinta’
Typhoon Quinta has resulted in 22 deaths, with the NDRRMC reporting six additional fatalities including two fishermen who drowned.
Mimaropa recorded the highest number of fatalities with eight, followed by Bicol with seven, Central Visayas with three, and Calabarzon and Western Visayas with two each.
The total number of individuals affected by the typhoon reached 775,513, with 2,206 families in evacuation centers.
Power has been restored to 84 out of 235 municipalities that experienced outages.
Infrastructure damage has surged to P290 million, with the NDRRMC previously estimating agricultural damage at P705 million.
Batangas, Oriental Mindoro, and Culion, Palawan have declared a state of calamity.
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Typhoon Quinta resulted in at least nine fatalities, with seven deaths reported in Mimaropa and two in Central Visayas.
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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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The death toll from Typhoon Quinta has reached 16, with 22 injuries and four missing, according to the NDRRMC.
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Tropical Storm Quinta has caused at least three deaths and 13 missing individuals across several regions in the Philippines.
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Typhoon Quinta left five individuals dead and six others missing in the Bicol region.
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