WATCH: Vice President Leni Robredo visits Bohol on Friday, December 17 for rescue and relief efforts in the aftermath of Typhoon OdettePH (international name: Rai) Follow Rappler’s updates on
Piece by piece, the nation is getting a clearer picture of the damage wrought by Typhoon Odette , which barreled through parts of Mindanao and the Visayas a week before Christmas.
Rappler brings you the latest from the people affected and the areas hardest hit by Odette, the Philippines’ 15th tropical cyclone in 2021. Bookmark and refresh this page for updates on the death toll, government response, and disaster relief operations, as well as the power, water, and mobile signal situation, in the aftermath of Odette.LOOK: Flood situation in Sitio Limbo, Brgy. Andulauan in Ilog, Negros Occidental as of Saturday, December 18. Residents still await rescue, attempt to recover goods from neighboring houses despite waist-deep and chest-deep water.
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