Death Toll from Cyclones, Monsoon Hits 39; OCD Reports P9 Billion in Damages
The death toll from tropical cyclones Luis, Maymay, Neneng, and the Southwest Monsoon has reached 39 across the Philippines. Benguet province reported the highest fatalities, primarily due to landslides, with infrastructure and agricultural damages totaling approximately P9 billion.
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