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[Pastilan] Predicting storms, failing people
Typhoon Tino has brought more devastating floods to Cebu, surpassing the impact of Typhoon Odette in some areas, leaving residents in disbelief and with significant losses.
Barangay Cabadiangan in northern Cebu, particularly in the towns of Liloan and Compostela, experienced severe flooding overnight on Tuesday, November 4.
Liloan recorded the highest number of casualties with 36 fatalities, while Compostela followed with 28, according to the Cebu Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office.
Residents like Joel Patalita expressed surprise at the intensity of Typhoon Tino's rainfall, noting that their community had no casualties during Typhoon Odette.
The severe flooding has resulted in the loss of food supplies for some residents whose homes were affected.
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