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THE enhanced Southwest Monsoon or Habagat, fueled by Tropical Cyclones Ferdie and Gener, caused significant devastation across Western Visayas, leaving four people dead and one missing. As of September 16, 2024, a total of 73,512 families, or 256,593 individuals, have been affected across 638 barangays. The Regional Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council report was based on “Situational Report No.
Roads and BridgesNine road sections were affected by flooding in the province of Antique, with seven roads cleared and passable, while two remain impassable. In Barbaza, the Catungan III National Road is not passable due to high water levels. In Patnongon, the Igbarawan National Road is one-lane passable. In Hamtic, the Igbucagay Road has been cleared, allowing partial passage. In San Remigio, the Carmelo Access Road remains impassable.
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