Over 100 Families Evacuated in Pagudpud as Typhoon Marce Hits Signal No. 4

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Over 100 families have been evacuated from Barangay Pancian and Barangay Pasaleng in Pagudpud as Typhoon Marce brought Signal No. 4 to the area.

The preemptive evacuation was confirmed by Mr. Hendrick Pedronan, head of the Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council.

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Pedronan assured that sufficient food packs are available for the evacuees until Typhoon Marce subsides.

He also announced that the Department of Public Works and Highways has temporarily closed a section of the road at Sitio Banquero in Barangay Pancian due to a landslide.

The road closure began at 7 PM today and will last until 7 AM tomorrow, November 8, 2024.

Pedronan commended the swift response of the agency, ensuring the safety of motorists traveling through the affected area.

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