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(Photo courtesy of Oton, Iloilo MDRRMO) MANILA - The damage to infrastructure caused by Typhoon Odette in areas in the Visayas and Mindanao has been initially placed at more than PHP178 million, the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) reported on Friday. "We estimate about PHP178.4 million damage of our structures. These are only the roads and bridges, not included (are) the buildings, private structures," DPWH Undersecretary Emerson Benitez said in a press briefing. The department said as of Friday noon, 16 road sections remained closed to traffic - two in Central Visayas, one in Eastern Visayas, five in Northern Mindanao, and eight in the Caraga region - due to fallen trees, flooding, soil collapse, landslide, road slip, damaged bridge, and vehicular accident. Meanwhile, four road sections have limited access - one in Northern Mindanao and three in Caraga - due to flooding and fallen trees. All other national roads and bridges in other affected regions are passab ....

Philippines General , Davao Oriental , Emerson Benitez , Roger Mercado , Ernesto Gregorio Jr , Bureau Of Maintenance , Department Of Public , Department Of Budget , Typhoon Odette , Public Works , Central Visayas , Eastern Visayas , Northern Mindanao , Western Visayas , Maintenance Director Ernesto Gregorio , Secretary Roger Mercado , Hoto Courtesy Of Oton , Loilo Mdrrmo Manila The Damage To Infrastructure Caused By Typhoon Odette In Areas Visayas And Mindanao Has Been Initially Placed At More Than Php178 Million , He Department Of Public Works And Highways Dpwh Reported On Friday Quot We Estimate About Php178 4 Million Damage Our Structures These Are Only The Roads Bridges , Ot Included Are The Buildings , Private Structures , Uot Dpwh Undersecretary Emerson Benitez Said Ina Press Briefing The Department As Of Friday Noon , 6 Road Sections Remained Closed To Traffic Two In Central Visayas , Ne In Eastern Visayas , Ive In Northern Mindanao , Nd Eight In The Caraga Region Due To Fallen Trees ,