
Negros crop, animal losses P9M; 1,003 houses damaged, destroyed
Typhoon “Egay” maintained its strength as it moved west northwestward away from the Philippines Thursday afternoon, PAGASA said.*Typhoon “Egay” induced rains that triggered flooding in 19 towns and cities in Negros Occidental, damaged and destroyed 1,003 houses and caused initial estimated losses of P9 million to crops, farm animals and fisheries as of Thursday, July 27.Affected were 14,034 families with 56,004 members, the Provincial Disaster Management Program Division (PDMPD) reported. But Gov. Eugenio Jose Lacson said the majority of those who evacuated had already gone home on Thursday.The largest number of residents affected were in Valladolid with 21,442, San Enrique - 19, 589, Binalbagan – 5,275, Ilog – 2,926, Don Salvador Benedicto – 2,07...









