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    The document summarizes major disasters that have occurred in the Philippines from 2013 to 2019, including typhoons, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, landslides, and floods. It provides details on the type of disaster, date of occurrence, location, severity, lives lost, people missing, and estimated damage costs. The most devastating typhoon was Haiyan in 2013, which killed over 6,300 people and caused $95.5 billion in damages. Earthquakes and volcanic eruptions generally caused no deaths or missing persons. Landslides and floods resulted in loss of lives but damage costs were not always reported.

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    The document summarizes major disasters that have occurred in the Philippines from 2013 to 2019, including typhoons, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, landslides, and floods. It provides details on the type of disaster, date of occurrence, location, severity, lives lost, people missing, and estimated damage costs. The most devastating typhoon was Haiyan in 2013, which killed over 6,300 people and caused $95.5 billion in damages. Earthquakes and volcanic eruptions generally caused no deaths or missing persons. Landslides and floods resulted in loss of lives but damage costs were not always reported.

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    Type of Disasters Date of Occurrence Locality of Occurrence Strength or Severity of Event Dead Missing Damaged Structure (Cost in Pesos)

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    Jhoelie Marie Capahi Paredes
    The document summarizes major disasters that have occurred in the Philippines from 2013 to 2019, including typhoons, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, landslides, and floods. It provides details on the type of disaster, date of occurrence, location, severity, lives lost, people missing, and estimated damage costs. The most devastating typhoon was Haiyan in 2013, which killed over 6,300 people and caused $95.5 billion in damages. Earthquakes and volcanic eruptions generally caused no deaths or missing persons. Landslides and floods resulted in loss of lives but damage costs were not always reported.

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    Type of Date of Locality of Strength or Dead Missing Damaged

    disasters Occurrence occurrence severity of Structure


    event (cost in pesos)

    Damage to Life & Property


    Typhoon

    1. Haiyan 2013 Leyte 150mph 6,300 1,800 P 95.5 billion


    ( Yolanda ) ( Tacloban, people people
    Category 5
    Ormoc)

    2. Mangkut 2018 Baggao, 125mph 134 50 people P 33.9 billion


    ( Ompong ) Cagayan people
    Category 5

    3. Koppu 2015 Luzon 115mph 54 26 people P 14.4 billion


    ( Lando ) people
    Category 4

    Earthquake

    1. August 21, E of Governor Magnitude 0 people 0 people Not stated


    2019 Generoso 4.7
    (Davao
    8:02AM
    Oriental)

    2. August 4, E of Pambujan Magnitude 0 people 0 people Not stated


    2019 4.8
    (Northern
    5:10AM Samar)

    3. August 3, E of Jose Abad Magnitude 0 people 0 people Not stated


    2019 Santos (Davao 5.6
    Occidental)
    12:10AM

    Volcanic
    Eruption

    1. Mount January 23, Albay Alert Level 4 0 people 0 people Not stated
    Mayon 2018

    2. Mount February Sorsogon Alert Level 1 0 people 0 poeple Not stated


    Bulusan 20, 2011

    3. Canlao June 18, Negros Alert Level 1 0 people 0 people Not stated
    Volcano 2016

    Landslide

    1. September Naga City, - 78 5 people P 250 million


    20, 2018 Cebu people

    2. February Saint Bernard, - 1,126 58 people P 92.200


    17, 2006 Southern people Million
    Leyte

    3. August 3, Antipolo CIty, - 60 19 people P 1.15 billion


    1999 Rizal poeple

    Flood

    1. November Ormoc City Waters were 4,000 2,500 Not stated


    5, 1991 3-5 feet high people people
    2. January Davao Region - 2 people Not stated Not stated
    26-29, 2019

    3. January Davao - 22 13 people Not stated


    11-12, 2014 Oriental people

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