NDRRMC: Paeng agri damage in Soccsksargen over P54-M, 194 areas still flooded | Inquirer News

NDRRMC: Paeng agri damage in Soccsksargen over P54-M, 194 areas still flooded

By: - Reporter / @JMangaluzINQ
/ 12:13 PM October 29, 2022

Tropical Storm Paeng is expected to make landfall over either Albay or Sorsogon provinces late Friday night, after the cyclone moved closer to the Bicol region.

MANILA, Philippines – Damage caused by Severe Tropical Storm Paeng (international name: Nalgae) to the agriculture sector in the Soccskasargen region alone in Mindanao has been pegged at over P54 million, according to the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC).

The NDRRMC said that damage to agriculture in the Soccsksargen region was estimated at P54,588,740.

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Meantime, 194 areas affected by Paeng remain flooded, mostly in Western Visayas (98) ad the Bicol region (77).

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In terms of damage to infrastructure, 57 roads and 12 bridges are not passable, said the NDRRMC. 

According to the NDRRMC, a majority of damaged roads are in the Bicol region and Western Visayas as well.  

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Water supply is still out in two areas, one in Western Visayas and another in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao, while power supply has been interrupted in nine areas.

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Responding to appeals for help, the Inquirer is extending its relief efforts to the families affected by Typhoon Paeng. Cash donations may be deposited in the Inquirer Foundation Corp. Banco De Oro (BDO) Current Account No.: 007960018860 and through Maya

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