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2 dead, 4 missing due to 'Ulysses' in Bicol
Typhoon Ulysses caused two elderly deaths and left four individuals missing and eight injured in Bicol.
The fatalities were identified as Avelino Cabanela, 68, of Daet, and Salva Mangubat, 70, of Talisay, both in Camarines Norte.
As of Thursday afternoon, over 50,000 families in the Bicol Region were evacuated due to the typhoon.
Flooding occurred in 37 municipalities, with storm surges reaching two to three meters high, submerging houses, commercial establishments, roads, and rice fields.
Landslides were reported in Bulusan in Sorsogon; Ragay and Sipocot in Camarines Sur; and Paracale in Camarines Norte.
Most national roads in the region are passable, except for eight in Masbate, Camarines Sur, and Albay that remain flooded.
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