Moreover, 110 people are still remain missing, according to the NDRRMC.
The number of people, who have faced negative consequences of the disaster, has neared 2 million.
The tropical storm with winds reaching 60 kilometres (37 miles) per hour hit the Philippines on 9-12 April, causing floods and 89 landslides. The disaster left over 10,300 houses damaged, with 664 of them fully destroyed. Power supplies were interrupted in 75 cities.