Benguet has declared a state of calamity due to the widespread damage caused by Super Typhoon Egay on the community, infrastructure, and economy of the province, Gov. Melchor Diclas announces.
Benguet has declared a state of calamity due to the widespread damage caused by Super Typhoon Egay on the community, infrastructure, and economy of the province, Gov. Melchor Diclas announced on Wednesday.
According to the governor, critical incidents such as damaged homes, casualties, and evacuees were reported in 103 of the province's 140 barangays. The Engineering Office of Benguet also said 24 of the 57 provincial roads suffered from significant damage due to landslides.
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