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2 dead, 63 families evacuated as 'Ulysses' batters Cordillera
Two fatalities have been reported in the Cordillera Region due to Typhoon Ulysses.
Incidents reported include fallen trees, landslides, soil collapse, and flooding across the region.
A total of 30 road sections are currently closed to traffic, with 37 others having only one lane passable due to soil collapse.
The typhoon has affected 263 families in 25 barangays, with 63 families or 243 individuals temporarily housed in evacuation centers.
Most families opted to stay with relatives instead of going to evacuation centers.
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