
The death toll from Typhoon Rammasun in the Philippines rose to 94 - with six missing - as another storm brought rains to the ravaged areas, authorities said on Sunday.
"The majority of the fatalities are from falling debris and trees while many of the missing are from boats that went out to sea," despite the storm, said Mina Marasigan, spokesperson of the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council.
Manila Electric, the country's largest power distributor, said more than 400 000 homes in the Manila area were still experiencing outages since the first typhoon of the year hit on Wednesday.
Over 400 thousands have been evacuated to safe shelters in an intensive operations carried by the Philippines Authorities.
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