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    Typhoons in The Philippines

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    The document lists the strongest typhoons to hit the Philippines between 2021 and 2008 based on maximum recorded wind speed and estimated impacts. Typhoon Surigae in 2021 caused 4 deaths and over PHP211 million in agricultural damage. Typhoon Rai in 2021 was the strongest at 260 km/h, causing 375 deaths, displacing over 631,000 people, and over $51.6 million in damage. Typhoon Haiyan in 2013 was the most devastating, with winds of 313 km/h resulting in over 6,300 deaths, $5.8 billion in damage, and widespread impacts across multiple regions.

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    Typhoons in The Philippines

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    The document lists the strongest typhoons to hit the Philippines between 2021 and 2008 based on maximum recorded wind speed and estimated impacts. Typhoon Surigae in 2021 caused 4 deaths and over PHP211 million in agricultural damage. Typhoon Rai in 2021 was the strongest at 260 km/h, causing 375 deaths, displacing over 631,000 people, and over $51.6 million in damage. Typhoon Haiyan in 2013 was the most devastating, with winds of 313 km/h resulting in over 6,300 deaths, $5.8 billion in damage, and widespread impacts across multiple regions.

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    TYPHOONS IN THE PHILIPPINES

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    The document lists the strongest typhoons to hit the Philippines between 2021 and 2008 based on maximum recorded wind speed and estimated impacts. Typhoon Surigae in 2021 caused 4 deaths and over PHP211 million in agricultural damage. Typhoon Rai in 2021 was the strongest at 260 km/h, causing 375 deaths, displacing over 631,000 people, and over $51.6 million in damage. Typhoon Haiyan in 2013 was the most devastating, with winds of 313 km/h resulting in over 6,300 deaths, $5.8 billion in damage, and widespread impacts across multiple regions.

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    Typhoons in The Philippines

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    Gorgie Deef
    The document lists the strongest typhoons to hit the Philippines between 2021 and 2008 based on maximum recorded wind speed and estimated impacts. Typhoon Surigae in 2021 caused 4 deaths and over PHP211 million in agricultural damage. Typhoon Rai in 2021 was the strongest at 260 km/h, causing 375 deaths, displacing over 631,000 people, and over $51.6 million in damage. Typhoon Haiyan in 2013 was the most devastating, with winds of 313 km/h resulting in over 6,300 deaths, $5.8 billion in damage, and widespread impacts across multiple regions.

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    STRONGEST TYPHOONS IN THE PHILIPPINES

    Year Name of Typhoon Max. Areas hit Estimated number of Estimated Economic
    Recorded casualties Impact
    wind
    speed
    2021 Typhoon Bising 220 km/h Northern Samar, 4 deaths, 13 injured, Damage to agricultural
    (Surigae) Bicol, Catarman, and and displacing sector was estimated at
    Sorsogon 235,752 people over PHP211 million
    2021 Typhoon Odette 260 km/h Dinagat Islands, 375 deaths, 56 were Overall damage is
    (Rai) Surigao del Norte, missing, 568 more estimated at over $51.6
    Southern Leyte, injured, and displacing million
    Bohol, Cebu, Negros 631,000 people
    Oriental, and Palawan

    2020 Typhoon Ambo 185 km/h Eastern Samar, At least 5 deaths, 50 Overall damage is
    (Vongfong) Aurora, Quezon, injured, and displacing estimated at slightly
    Marinduque, Bicol, 136,000 people more than $420 million
    and Romblon
    provinces
    2020 Typhoon Quinta 195 km/h Albay Province, East 71 deaths, 46 missing, Overall damage is
    (Molave) of Mindanao, and displacing estimated at around
    Camarines Sur 1,012,261 people $660 million
    2020 Typhoon Rolly 315 km/h Albay, Catanduanes, At least 24 people Overall damage is
    (Goni) Camarines Sur, and killed, 399 injured, and estimated at $234
    Quezon displacing 130,266 million
    people
    2018 Typhoon Ompong 285 km/h Ilocos, Cagayan 100 deaths, 39 Overall damage is
    (Mangkhut) Valley, Central Luzon, missing, and 82 estimated at around
    and CAR injured $623 million
    2013 Typhoon Yolanda 313 km/h Visayas including 6,300 deaths, 1,062 Overall damage is
    (Haiyan) Leyte, Eastern Samar, were missing, and estimated at $5.8 billion.
    Western Samar, Capiz, 28,688 were injured
    Cebu, Iloilo, Aklan,
    and Palawan
    2012 Typhoon Pablo 280 km/h Compostela Valley, 647 deaths, 1,482 Overall damage is
    (Bopha) Agusan del Sur, Davao injured, and 780 estimated at over $750
    Oriental provinces, missing million
    and Bangaba
    Mindanao
    2011 Typhoon Sendong 100 km/h Cagayan de Oro, 1,292 deaths, 1,049 Overall damage is
    (Washi) Iligan, and Dumaguete were missing, 2,002 estimated at over $48.4
    injured, and displacing million
    695,195 people
    2008 Typhoon Frank 205 km/h Siargao, Dinagat, and 1,371 deaths, 87 Overall damage is
    (Fengsheng) Mindanao islands missing, and estimated at PHP1
    displacing 99,600 billion
    families

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