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        <h2>Disaster Damage and Impact Assessment</h2>
        Tropical Storm Yunya had a devastating impact on the northern Philippines, destroying infrastructure and displacing thousands. 

Key points include:
- 10 people dead, 1 missing, and 7 injured
- 420,721 people affected
- 54 houses totally destroyed and 175 partially damaged
- Significant damage to crops, fishponds, and river dikes
- Estimated direct economic losses amounting to USD 37.6 million
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        <h2>How to Self-Rescue and Seek Help</h2>
        1. Move to higher ground immediately in case of flooding.
2. Avoid areas prone to lahar flows and stay indoors to avoid inhaling ash.
3. Follow evacuation orders from local authorities.
4. Use masks or cloth to cover your nose and mouth if ashfall is heavy.
5. Keep communication lines open and inform family or friends about your status.
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        <h2>Emergency Kit Preparation Tips</h2>
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        1. Water and non-perishable food supplies for at least 3 days.
2. Battery-operated radio to receive emergency updates.
3. First aid kit including essential medications.
4. Masks to protect against inhaling ash.
5. Flashlight with extra batteries and multi-purpose tool.
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Tropical Storm Yunya hit northern Philippines in July 1994, causing extensive flooding, lahar flows, and heavy ashfall. Over 420,000 people affected, USD 37.6 million in damages.

Tropical Storm Yunya Devastates Northern Philippines

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Tropical Storm Yunya struck the northern Philippines from July 19-20, 1994, unleashing maximum sustained winds of 55 km per hour along with heavy rains. The storm led to severe flooding in multiple provinces and triggered secondary explosions of pyroclastic deposits from Mt. Pinatubo, causing significant ashfall and lahar flows.

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