Manila Bulletin
27,500 evacuees being served by DSWD in Quinta aftermath
The death toll from Typhoon Quinta has reached 16, with 22 injuries and four missing, according to the NDRRMC.
The typhoon affected 57,742 families or 242,220 persons across several regions.
As of October 29, around 27,500 persons were still in 279 evacuation centers across seven regions.
The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) and LGUs have provided P1.23 million worth of assistance.
The DSWD reported that Quinta affected 115,181 families or 501,289 persons in 2,255 barangays.
The typhoon caused 2,315 totally damaged houses and 27,213 partially damaged houses.
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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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Typhoon Quinta resulted in at least nine fatalities, with seven deaths reported in Mimaropa and two in Central Visayas.
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The NDRRMC reported that 12 fishermen from Catanduanes remain missing following Typhoon Quinta.
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Over 18,000 families or 64,000 persons in the Bicol region have started returning to their homes as weather conditions improved following Typhoon Quinta.
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