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Typhoon Tino death toll soars past 90
Typhoon Tino has caused at least 90 confirmed deaths in the Philippines, with the hardest-hit Cebu province experiencing unprecedented flooding.
In Cebu province, authorities reported 76 fatalities, with 35 bodies recovered from flooded areas in Liloan.
National civil defense deputy administrator Rafaelito Alejandro confirmed at least 17 deaths in other provinces and stated that 26 people remained missing.
Floodwaters described as unprecedented had rushed through Cebu's towns and cities, sweeping away cars, riverside shanties, and shipping containers.
Residents recounted how rapidly the floodwaters rose, with some areas experiencing floodwaters reaching up to 12 feet.
Over 33,000 families, comprising more than 100,000 individuals, were evacuated due to the typhoon's impact.
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At least 26 people have been confirmed dead with dozens more missing after Typhoon Tino caused widespread flooding and devastation across the Visayas.
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Typhoon Tino caused widespread flooding in Cebu, resulting in at least one confirmed death and 12 people reported missing.
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The reported death toll from Typhoon Tino has reached 26, according to the Office of Civil Defense (OCD).
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