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NDRRMC: Woman dies from typhoon-induced flood in Rizal

By: - Reporter / @JMangaluzINQ
/ 10:20 AM July 26, 2023

NDRRMC says a woman died as Typhoon Egay triggered a flash flood in Rizal province

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MANILA, Philippines — The National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) revealed on Wednesday morning that a woman had been reported dead in Rizal as heavy rainfall brought about by Typhoon Egay triggered a flash flood in the province.

In a revised report released to reporters, the NDRRMC said it is validating the information it received about the death of the unidentified woman in Cardona town due to the typhoon.

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“On 24 July 2023, heavy rains were experienced, which caused a flash flood. One person was reported dead after she fell down the creek and was caught by the strong current. The victim was found dead the next day on the grassy portion of the rice field beside the creek,” the NDRRMC explained.

READ: LIVE UPDATES: Super Typhoon Egay

It also reported receiving information that two people – one from Calabarzon and the other from Western Visayas – have been injured due to Egay. The agency is still validating this report as of this writing.

The NDRRMC said it had not received any report about missing persons following the typhoon’s onslaught in many parts of the country.

READ: Super Typhoon Egay pummels Northern Luzon

In its earlier dispatch, the NDRRMC said 180,439 people had been affected by Egay so far, and 8,917 people are still in evacuation centers as of this posting.

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