DFA Confirms No Filipino Casualties in US Winter Storm Fern
No Filipinos Killed in US Winter Storm – DFA

The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) has officially confirmed that no Filipino citizens have perished as a result of the devastating Winter Storm Fern, which recently struck the United States. In a detailed statement released to the public, the DFA emphasized that they have not received any reports of Filipino fatalities linked to this severe snowstorm.

Safety Advisory for Filipinos in the US

Despite the absence of casualties among the Filipino community, the DFA continues to issue urgent advisories to all Filipinos residing in America. They are strongly encouraged to remain vigilant and to immediately contact emergency services by dialing 911 or reaching out to local authorities in their respective areas in case of any emergencies or hazardous conditions.

Impact of Winter Storm Fern on the US

According to reports from local media outlets, Winter Storm Fern has left a significant trail of destruction across the United States. The storm has resulted in over 30 fatalities nationwide, affecting nearly half of the country. The severe weather conditions have led to widespread power outages, impacting thousands of households and disrupting daily life.

Additionally, the heavy snowfall has rendered many roads impassable, causing major transportation delays and cancellations. Numerous flights have been canceled, further complicating travel and logistics for residents and visitors alike. The DFA's confirmation provides a measure of relief to the Filipino diaspora, but it underscores the importance of preparedness and safety during such extreme weather events.