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Crising Leaves Trail of Floods, Damage as It Exits PAR
NEGROS OCCIDENTAL, JUL 18 – More than 4,000 families were displaced by flooding and landslides triggered by Severe Tropical Storm Crising, with relief efforts ongoing and significant infrastructure damage reported, officials said.
- This past week, Severe Tropical Storm Crising displaced more than 4,000 families in Negros Occidental and a fisherman was reported missing.
- Tropical Cyclone Crising entered the Philippine area of responsibility on July 15 and intensified into a tropical depression by July 16.
- Data from local authorities shows 4,227 families affected across 13 LGUs, with Kabankalan City housing 3,526 evacuees in 10 centers.
- Rescue teams from the Philippine Coast Guard rescued around 200 in Palawan and evacuated 151 in Negros Occidental, on July 19, 2025.
- Relief efforts, with LGUs and the Department of Social Welfare and Development, distribute aid to displaced families.
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Cagayan after Crising: 2,000 displaced families, P17 million in agri-fisheries damage
CAGAYAN, Philippines – Tropical Storm Crising (international name: Wipha) forced more 2,000 families to evacuate and caused an estimated P17 million in losses to the agriculture and fisheries sector in this province. Data from the Cagayan Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (PDRRMO) showed 2,079 families or 6,634 individuals were displaced from 139 flood-stricken barangays. Baggao and Gattaran were among the most affected mu…
Crising triggers massive flooding
TROPICAL Depression Crising and the intensified southwest monsoon battered wide swaths of the Philippines, displacing nearly 100,000 people, submerging dozens of communities, and prompting the government to mobilize massive relief and response efforts across multiple regions.As of 6 a.m. Saturday, the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) reported that 37,598 families, or 96,791 people, across 417 barangay (villages) h…
Crising leaves trail of floods, damage as it exits PAR
MANILA, Philippines — More than 105,000 people were affected as Severe Tropical Storm Crising swept through parts of the Philippines, causing floods, landslides and infrastructure damage before exiting the country’s weather monitoring area Saturday morning. As of 6 p.m. on July 19, the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) reported that 39,931 families, or 105,313 individuals, had been affected in 546 barangays across …
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