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    TOLEDO, IRENE JOY A.

    IKARUGI, CANON O.
    SANTOS, CAMILLE G.

    News report about Typhoon Enteng


    - Enteng now a severe tropical storm: On September 3, 2024, PAGASA reported that
    Tropical Depression Enteng intensified into a severe tropical storm, with maximum
    winds of 95 km/h. It was moving northwest and expected to reach typhoon strength
    soon.

    - Impact of Enteng and habagat: As of September 10, the NDRRMC confirmed that
    20 fatalities occurred due to the effects of Enteng and the enhanced southwest
    monsoon (habagat). The storm affected over 3 million people across various regions,
    causing significant flooding and landslides, with many areas still under water.

    - Government response: President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. ordered immediate


    action from government agencies to assist those affected by the storm. This
    included monitoring and providing necessary resources to impacted communities.

    - Casualties and damages: Reports indicated 21,681 families were displaced, with
    substantial agricultural damage estimated at 351 million pesos. The storm also
    caused infrastructure damage, affecting roads and bridges across multiple regions.

    Transcript of Broadcast News


    - Weather Updates: PAGASA provided details on the storm's wind speed and
    rainfall, indicating heavy to intense rains in various regions, including Pangasinan
    and Occidental Mindoro.
    - Casualties and Displacement: As of the briefing, 21,681 families were reported
    displaced, with significant flooding affecting multiple areas.
    - Government Response: The President emphasized the need for coordinated efforts
    among local and national agencies to ensure the safety of affected communities.
    - Future Forecasts: PAGASA forecasted continued heavy rainfall and potential
    further impacts as the storm moved westward.

    Sources:
    [1] Enteng now a severe tropical storm | ABS-CBN News https://news.abs-cbn.com/news/2024/9/3/enteng-now-a-severe-
    tropical-storm-1707
    [2] Flash Update: No. 01 - Tropical Cyclone ENTENG (92W), Philippines https://reliefweb.int/report/philippines/flash-
    update-no-01-tropical-cyclone-enteng-92w-philippines-1-september-2024
    [3] Situation Briefing on the Effects of Severe Tropical Storm 'Enteng' 09 ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?
    v=S8wCusqsfZc
    [4] DSWD DROMIC Report #22 on the Effects of Severe Tropical Storm ... https://reliefweb.int/report/philippines/dswd-
    dromic-report-22-effects-severe-tropical-storm-enteng-and-southwest-monsoon-12-september-2024-6am
    [5] 20 dead from Enteng, habagat: NDRRMC - ABS-CBN News https://news.abs-cbn.com/news/2024/9/9/20-dead-from-
    enteng-habagat-ndrrmc-1340
    [6] PBBM orders quick response in 'Enteng-hit areas' - PCO https://mirror.pco.gov.ph/news_releases/pbbm-orders-quick-
    response-in-enteng-hit-areas/
    NEWS REPORT ABOUT TYPHOON ENTENG (PASSIVE FORM)

    Typhoon Enteng was reported to have intensified into a severe


    tropical storm on September 3, 2024, with maximum winds
    reaching 95 km/h. Heavy to intense rains were expected to
    affect various regions, including Pangasinan and Occidental
    Mindoro, as the storm moved northwest. Casualties and
    displacement were documented, with 21,681 families being
    reported as displaced due to significant flooding and landslides
    caused by the storm and the enhanced southwest monsoon.

    In response to the situation, immediate action was ordered by


    President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. to assist those affected by
    the storm. Coordinated efforts among local and national
    agencies were emphasized to ensure the safety of impacted
    communities. Future forecasts were provided by PAGASA,
    indicating continued heavy rainfall and potential further
    impacts as the storm progressed westward.

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