US EditionCrising, Habagat Toll: 5 Dead, 7 Missing, Says NDRRMC
METRO MANILA, PHILIPPINES, JUL 21 – Severe Tropical Storm Crising and the southwest monsoon affected over 800,000 people nationwide, causing infrastructure and agricultural damage worth millions of pesos, officials reported.
- The PNP said Monday that, due to Severe Tropical Storm Crising, six civilians were injured and six others went missing.
- Amid the storm's passage, Tropical Cyclone Crising did not make landfall; instead, its intensification of the Southwest Monsoon caused widespread severe weather in Western Visayas.
- As of July 22, the Panay Center for Disaster Response reported 38,000 families—about 135,000 individuals—affected across 416 barangays in 40 municipalities and cities.
- According to PNP chief Police General Nicolas Torre III, the PNP rescued 276 individuals and assisted 35,000 at evacuation centers.
- Agriculture Undersecretary Roger Navarro said `We must act without delay—weather permitting—to ease the suffering of our farmers and fisherfolk`, while Jovy Bernabe instructed PCIC personnel to extend assistance and expedite claims.
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18 national roads closed to traffic
MANILA, Philippines — Eighteen national road sections remain closed to traffic due to floods, road cut and soil erosion and flooding resulting from the combined effects of the southwest monsoon, Severe Tropical Storm 'Crising,' and a low pressure area, according to the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH).
Crising, habagat toll: 5 dead, 7 missing, says NDRRMC
INQUIRER.net MANILA, Philippines — The National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) reported on Monday morning that Severe Tropical Storm Crising and the southwest monsoon or habagat had left 5 dead and 7 missing. Three of those who died were recorded in northern Mindanao, while Davao and Caraga regions had one reported death each. READ: Crising: Pet dog killed as boulder crushes house, car in Baguio Among the seven missing, …
Pag-IBIG Fund Heeds PBBM’s Call, Mobilizes Calamity Loan for Members Affected by Typhoon Crising
Pag-IBIG Fund has mobilized its Calamity Loan Program to assist members affected by Typhoon Crising, in line with the directive of President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr. to deliver immediate support to Filipinos in disaster-hit areas. “We are ready to assist our members affected by Typhoon Crising through the Pag-IBIG Calamity Loan,” said Secretary Jose Ramon P. […]
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