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Uwan leaves over 1M people affected across 11 regions — NDRRMC
Typhoon Uwan (international name: Fung-wong) has affected 1,198,039 individuals or 330,792 families across 11 regions in the Philippines.
The Bicol Region remains the most affected area, with 822,355 persons or 228,097 families impacted.
Central Luzon and Caraga are the next most affected regions, with 158,697 and 99,109 individuals affected, respectively.
Significant numbers of people are also affected in Mimaropa, Eastern Visayas, and Western Visayas.
Out of the total affected population, 730,956 persons are displaced, with 523,383 housed in 8,901 evacuation centers.
Flooding has subsided in some areas of Zamboanga Peninsula and Caraga, as well as other parts of Western Visayas.
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