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According to the Office of Civil Defense in the Philippines, the joint impact of the southwest monsoon and four successive tropical storms has led to 43 fatalities, 20 injuries, and five individuals reported missing. Approximately 10.2 million residents across 6,900 barangays have been impacted. Flooding persists in around 552 locations, with 807 evacuation sites currently housing about 62,300 individuals. The losses in infrastructure and agriculture are estimated at P11.92 billion, with 4,500 homes damaged and 180 regions declared in a state of emergency. The Armed Forces of the Philippines and the Philippine Coast Guard are actively involved in rescue and relief efforts throughout Luzon, as officials caution that additional rainfall may occur this week.
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00:00weeks of relentless monsoon rain, and back-to-back cyclones have now left dozens dead across the
00:05Philippines. The Office of Civil Defense says the combined toll from Habagat and four tropical
00:11cyclones has climbed to 43 dead, 20 injured, and five still missing. More than 10 million people
00:18across nearly 7,000 barangays have been affected, and 552 areas remain underwater right now.
00:24Over 800 evacuation centers are currently sheltering more than 62,000 people who've
00:30lost access to their homes. The financial toll is staggering, too, with infrastructure and
00:35agricultural damage now estimated at nearly 12 billion pesos, and 4,500 houses destroyed or
00:42damaged. 180 areas have been placed under a state of calamity. The armed forces and Coast Guard remain
00:48on the ground, running rescue and relief operations. As forecasters warn, more rain could still be on
00:54the way this week. Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced
00:59using AI-assisted tools.

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