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Uwan death toll climbs to 27 – NDRRMC
The death toll from Typhoon Uwan has increased to 27, according to the Office of Civil Defense (OCD).
The Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR) still reported the highest number of casualties, with Ifugao, Benguet, Mountain Province, and Kalinga experiencing significant losses.
Other regions also reported fatalities, including Catanduanes, Capiz, and Samar.
In addition to the deaths, two individuals are still missing in Kalinga, and 36 others sustained injuries across various provinces.
Typhoon Uwan affected a total of 3,596,174 people or 1,006,149 families in all regions except for Central Visayas and the Davao Region.
Most of the affected individuals were reported in Bicol, followed by Ilocos Region and Eastern Visayas.
The typhoon made landfall as a super typhoon and has since exited the Philippine area of responsibility.
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