Catanduanes under state of calamity after Rolly devastation
Super Typhoon Rolly devastated Catanduanes, leaving thousands homeless and damaging infrastructure.
As of Nov 5, the province was placed under state of calamity due to extensive damage; over 20,000 houses were destroyed with P1.3 billion in agricultural losses.
Communication remains disrupted, especially in remote areas, while only one bank operates.
Relief efforts include aid flights delivering supplies and temporary shelters.
Governor Joseph Cua reported that transportation is slowly returning but many areas remain impassable.
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