Torrential rains associated with Typhoon Eli alleviated drought conditions but also resulted in mudslides in the Mount Pinatubo area of Luzon, where there were reports of three deaths, including a 72-year-old man who died of a heart attack while being evacuated in Minalin. Offshore, 10 ships sunk, resulting in a fatality, 19 rescues, and initial reports of 25 missing fishermen. Monetary damage was estimated at US$862,000 (₱22 million), with around half from crops, and half from infrastructure. Fifteen homes were damaged and five were destroyed. A total of 1,027 families were evacuated from their homes. Throughout the country, four people were killed.