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        <h2>Disaster Damage and Impact Assessment</h2>
        <strong>Key Impact:</strong><br>- 13 fatalities in the Philippines<br>- Over 200,000 people affected and 43,000 displaced<br>- 16,500 homes damaged in the Philippines<br>- Severe flooding and agricultural damage in Bulacan province<br><br><strong>Vietnam:</strong><br>- 27 fatalities and severe flooding between October 15-19<br>- Over 96,000 houses flooded<br>- Heavy rainfall extended to central Lao PDR and eastern Thailand, exacerbating existing flood conditions in Thailand.
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        <h2>How to Self-Rescue and Seek Help</h2>
        - Move to higher ground and avoid floodwaters.<br>- Keep a battery-powered radio to stay updated on the latest emergency information.<br>- Turn off utilities in your home if flooding is imminent.<br>- Use life vests or flotation devices if evacuating through floodwaters.<br>- Avoid contact with floodwaters, which may be contaminated or electrically charged.
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        <h2>Emergency Kit Preparation Tips</h2>
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        - Emergency food and water supply (enough for at least 72 hours)<br>- Flashlight and extra batteries<br>- First-aid kit and essential medications<br>- Waterproof container for important documents<br>- Battery-powered or hand-crank radio<br>- Sturdy footwear and clothing
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Typhoon Nari caused extensive damage in the Philippines and Vietnam in October 2013, displacing thousands and leading to numerous fatalities.

Typhoon Nari Devastates Philippines and Vietnam

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In October 2013, Typhoon Nari, known locally as Santi in the Philippines, wreaked havoc across the northern Philippines and Vietnam. The storm led to significant flooding, displacement, and destruction of homes and farmland. Nari initially struck the Philippines on October 12, leading to 13 fatalities and affecting over 200,000 people. Subsequently, it made landfall in Vietnam on October 15 as a Category 1 typhoon, causing catastrophic flooding and additional fatalities.

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