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Typhoon Kalmaegi struck the central Philippines on Tuesday, with death tolls varying between sources, as one report indicated at least 52 fatalities while another confirmed the number had climbed past 100 by Wednesday.</span

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Typhoon Kalmaegi struck the central Philippines on Tuesday, with death tolls varying between sources, as one report indicated at least 52 fatalities while another confirmed the number had climbed past 100 by Wednesday.

The province of Cebu experienced the most severe impact, with officials reporting between 49 and 76 deaths, as unprecedented floodwaters swept through towns and cities, forcing residents to seek refuge on rooftops.</span

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The province of Cebu experienced the most severe impact, with officials reporting between 49 and 76 deaths, as unprecedented floodwaters swept through towns and cities, forcing residents to seek refuge on rooftops.

A Philippine military Super Huey helicopter crashed in Agusan del Sur province during typhoon relief operations, killing six crew members who were en route to provide humanitarian assistance to storm-affected areas.</span

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A Philippine military Super Huey helicopter crashed in Agusan del Sur province during typhoon relief operations, killing six crew members who were en route to provide humanitarian assistance to storm-affected areas.

Evacuation efforts displaced between 387,000 and nearly 800,000 people from the typhoon's path, while more than 186 domestic flights were canceled and ferry services were suspended, stranding over 3,500 passengers.</span

Evacuation efforts displaced between 387,000 and nearly 800,000 people from the typhoon's path, while more than 186 domestic flights were canceled and ferry services were suspended, stranding over 3,500 passengers.

Power restoration efforts are underway for approximately 1.4 million connections affecting seven million residents in the Visayas region, with energy officials working to determine full restoration timelines by Thursday.</span

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Power restoration efforts are underway for approximately 1.4 million connections affecting seven million residents in the Visayas region, with energy officials working to determine full restoration timelines by Thursday.

Kalmaegi represents the 20th storm to hit the Philippines this year, matching the country's annual average, with meteorologists warning that three to five additional storms could occur before December ends.</span

Kalmaegi represents the 20th storm to hit the Philippines this year, matching the country's annual average, with meteorologists warning that three to five additional storms could occur before December ends.

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