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3 dead, several injured in Cordillera landslides triggered by Uwan
At least three people have died and several others injured in the Cordillera Administrative Region due to landslides triggered by Typhoon Uwan.
A 30-year-old gardener from Diffun, Quirino, identified as John Paul Herman Felix, died in Tinoc, Ifugao.
Authorities are still verifying the identities of the other casualties and assessing the extent of damage in the affected areas.
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