MANILA (UPDATE) - The number of people who died from Typhoon Ulysses (International name: Vamco) has climbed to 67 while 12 remain missing, the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council said Sunday morning.

At least 21 others were injured after the typhoon pummeled Luzon and brought floods reminiscent of Tropical Storm Ondoy, according to NDRRMC spokesperson Mark Timbal.

Twenty-two persons were reported dead in Cagayan Valley, 2 in Central Luzon, 17 in Calabarzon, 8 in Bicol, 10 in the Cordilleras, and 8 in Metro Manila, Timbal told ABS-CBN's TeleRadyo.

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• 'Ulysses' brings catastrophic floods to Luzon, draws 'Ondoy' comparisons

Some 1.1 million persons or 285,978 families were affected, of whom, nearly 370,000 individuals were forced to flee their homes for safety even as the COVID-19 pandemic lingers, the NDRRMC said in its report released 5 p.m. Saturday.

Ulysses (international name: Vamco) left in its wake some P1.19 billion worth of agricultural damage and P469.7 million worth of infrastructure damage, according to Timbal.

He said 25,852 homes were damaged during the typhoon.

Some 310 cities and town experienced power outage, of which power in 16 areas had been restored. Fifty towns in Calabarzon and Bicol region are without water, the NDRRMC report said.

Cagayan Valley suffered heavy flooding due to rainfall from other provinces, siltation of the Cagayan River, and water release by Magat Dam, Cagayan Gov. Manuel Mamba earlier said.

At least 9 people died and around 47,000 have been rescued from their flood-hit homes, Mamba said Saturday.

• 9 dead in unprecedented 'late' floods in Cagayan; rain washed down from nearby provinces- Gov

The 21st tropical cyclone to enter the country this year brought fierce winds and torrential rains in Luzon Thursday, leaving a trail of devastation in its wake just as the island reeled from earlier storms, including Super Typhoon Rolly.

Ulysses left the Philippine area of responsibility on Friday morning after causing the worst flooding in years in parts of Luzon, including Metro Manila.

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