A boy with a day's crab catch in Manila, Philippines. File photoMOSCOW, Oct 2More than 1.07 million people have been affected by Typhoon Carding (internationally known as Noru) in the Philippines, according to a report by the National Council for Disaster Risk Reduction and Management ( NDRRMC) countries. Typhoon Carding hit the Philippines on September 25-26. Earlier it was reported that he claimed the lives of 12 people, another 52 were injured. It was also reported that the typhoon affected 911.4 thousand people, among them 47.8 thousand were placed in evacuation centers, almost 60 thousand buildings and structures were damaged, of which about seven thousand were completely destroyed.
Philippines president assesses chances for trade deals with RussiaAccording to a new report, five people are currently missing and nearly 46,500 people have been forced to flee their homes, some of they were housed in 26 evacuation centers. According to the agency, classes in educational institutions were suspended in 734 settlements, work was canceled in 773. As a result of the typhoon, 45 roads, 18 bridges and 67 seaports were damaged. In 117 cities, power outages were recorded, but in 97 it has already been restored. Damage to 43 infrastructure facilities is estimated at 304.2 million pesos (about $5.17 million). More than 104.5 thousand farmers were affected by the storm. Earlier it was reported that crops were destroyed on an area of 166.6 thousand hectares. According to the report, damage to agriculture amounted to 3.07 billion pesos (about $52.3 million). light from Hurricane Ian
