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Deaths from ‘Ulysses’ floods in Cagayan Valley reach 29
The death toll in Cagayan Valley due to Typhoon Ulysses has risen to 29, with 13 deaths reported in Cagayan province.
Of the 13 fatalities in Cagayan, four died in a landslide, six drowned, and three died from electrocution.
In Isabela, five people drowned, mostly while harvesting driftwood.
The bodies of 10 people were unearthed in a landslide in Nueva Vizcaya.
In Quirino, one person drowned and one remains missing.
Three persons were also reported injured in the region.
As of Tuesday morning, water levels at the Buntun bridge have receded significantly, and the Magat Dam has one gate open.
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