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Close to 3,000 families still in evacuation centers in San Mateo, Rodriguez —official
Around 7,686 families in Quezon province were evacuated on November 11 as a precautionary measure ahead of Typhoon Ulysses.
In Metro Manila, more than 8,000 families were displaced by Typhoon Ulysses as of November 12, with the majority coming from Marikina City.
The state weather bureau raised a red rainfall warning over flood-prone areas in Metro Manila, Quezon, Bulacan, Rizal, and Laguna.
Close to 3,000 families remained in evacuation centers in Rodriguez and San Mateo, Rizal, as of November 13.
Some evacuees were allowed to return to their homes on Thursday afternoon due to improved weather.
All rescue requests during the typhoon's onslaught were attended to, though delays occurred in San Mateo due to floodwaters.
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