Glenda death toll now 40 | Inquirer News

Glenda death toll now 40

/ 06:21 PM July 17, 2014

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MANILA, Philippines—Few hours after the disaster mitigation council placed Typhoon “Glenda” (international name: Rammsun) death toll to 38, the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) added two more fatalities on the list on Thursday.

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Romina Marasigan, NDRRMC spokesperson, announced in a press briefing that the previous number of fatalities have increased by two while four persons remain missing and 17 individuals were reported injured.

‎Marasigan said nearly one million individuals, or 882,326 people, were affected by “Glenda.”

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The typhoon, which pummeled most parts of Luzon—including Metro Manila—and Visayas, ‎caused provinces to lose more than P1 billion worth of agricultural products.

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As for the damage in infrastructures, the latest NDRRMC report said an estimated P49 million-worth of government facilities were affected.

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