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Typhoon Tino: Where to donate to help affected communities
Typhoon Tino, internationally known as Kalmaegi, has claimed at least 66 lives, primarily in the Visayas, as of Wednesday, November 5.
Most of the deaths were reported in Central Visayas with 50, and 49 in Cebu due to fallen debris, landslides, and flooding.
A total of 26 individuals are reported missing, with 13 each in Cebu and Negros Occidental.
At least 10 people sustained injuries due to the typhoon.
Overall, Typhoon Tino has affected around 707,000 individuals, or approximately 204,000 families, across the impacted regions.
The typhoon moved towards Palawan, where Tropical Cyclone Wind Signal No. 4 was raised in the northernmost portion of the province and Calamian Islands.
Several organizations have launched donation drives to support relief efforts in affected communities.
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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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