Severe Tropical Storm Florita (Ma-on), the Philippines’ sixth tropical cyclone for 2022, lashed parts of Luzon with torrential rain and strong winds.
Northern Luzon bore the brunt of the severe tropical storm, which made landfall in the province of Isabela on Tuesday, August 23, then went on to cross Cagayan, Apayao, and Ilocos Norte on the same day.
Florita also enhanced the southwest monsoon, which dumped rain in several areas in Luzon and the Visayas.
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The GMA Kapuso Foundation is asking for monetary donations for those affected by Severe Tropical Storm #FloritaPH. Other donation channels are listed in GMA Kapuso Foundation’s FB page. #ReliefPH
Rainfall warnings due to Severe Tropical Storm Florita (Ma-on) were lifted and there were no more areas under Signal No. 1 as of 11 am on Wednesday, August 24, as the tropical cyclone continued to move away outside the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR).
Damayang Migrante to provide hot meals in San Mateo
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Damayang Migrante aims to provide hot meals for evacuees and affected communities in San Mateo, Rizal. People may donate or volunteer to help out. #FloritaPH#ReliefPH
USL Community Engagement calls for donations for Florita victims
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University of Saint Louis Community Engagement and CICM Advocacies Office accepts monetary and in-kind donations for those affected by #FloritaPH. In-kind donations may be dropped off at University of Saint Louis Tuguegarao. #ReliefPH
Rotaract Club of Tuguegarao calls for donations for Cagayan victims
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Rotaract Club of Tuguegarao is calling for donations to help Cagayanos affected by Severe Tropical Storm #FloritaPH. It accepts cash and in-kind donations. #ReliefPH