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                    [Summary] => The death toll from Typhoon Igme’s rampage throughout the country rose to 31 yesterday while 12 other people were still missing and feared dead, rescuers said. 


Most of the victims drowned or were involved in accidents such as falling trees following widespread flooding in northern Luzon, while four others drowned in flooding in Mindanao.


Twelve other people remained missing three days after Igme (international codename Mindulle) struck on Tuesday and are presumed to have died, the Office of Civil Defense (OCD) at Camp Aguinaldo said.


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Most of the victims drowned or were involved in accidents such as falling trees following widespread flooding in northern Luzon, while four others drowned in flooding in Mindanao.


Twelve other people remained missing three days after Igme (international codename Mindulle) struck on Tuesday and are presumed to have died, the Office of Civil Defense (OCD) at Camp Aguinaldo said.


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‘Igme’ death toll hits 31

July 4, 2004 - 12:00am

The death toll from Typhoon Igme’s rampage throughout the country rose to 31 yesterday while 12 other people were still missing and feared dead, rescuers said. Most of the victims drowned or were involved...

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