The death toll due to Typhoon EgayPH has climbed to 13, the NDRRMC said Friday.
In its latest situational report, the NDRRMC said six deaths have been confirmed, while seven are still up for validation.
Meanwhile, authorities are also validating reports that 12 individuals have been injured while 20 have gone missing. Among those affected, a total of 8,890 families or 29,223 individuals are staying inside evacuation centers while 3,851 families or 13,608 were served outside evacuation centers.
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