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Число жертв тайфуна на острове Минданао на юге Филиппин возросло до 230 человек, передает Reuters со ссылкой на власти страны.

По данным Associated Press, как минимум 151 человек погиб в наиболее пострадавшей от тайфуна провинции Долина Компостела острова Минданао. Eще 51 жертва была обнаружена в провинции Восточный Давао, а 98 человек в ней считаются пропавшими без вести. В основном они погибли из-за наводнения и падающих деревьев.

Самый разрушительный в 2012 году тайфун "Бофа" достиг побережья Филиппин рано утром 4 декабря. Власти провели эвакуацию местных жителей, более 56 тысяч человек были вынуждены покинуть свои дома. Сообщалось, что порывы ветра достигали скорости свыше 200 километров в час.

На Филиппины около двадцати раз в год обрушиваются тайфуны, в 2011 году жертвами этих природных явлений стали полторы тысячи человек.

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