Manila , Philippines ( CNN ) -- A second typhoon in a week pounded the Philippines over the weekend , weakening Sunday only after prompting evacuations , causing severe flooding and contributing to at least one death , officials said . Typhoon Nalgae , known locally as Quiel , lost some strength by Sunday morning , though it still had maximum sustained winds of 130 kph ( 80 mph ) , with gusts recorded 30 kph ( 18.6 miles ) stronger , according to an 11 a.m. Sunday advisory from the Philippine Atmospheric , Geophysical and Astronomical Administration . At that point , its center was 290 kilometers ( 180 miles ) west of Baguio City . The storm comes on the heels of Typhoon Nesat , which left 52 people dead and hit 34 provinces Tuesday , according to the National Disaster Risk Reduction Management Council . The two typhoons have affected about 3 million Filipinos , according to the nonprofit humanitarian group , World Vision . `` The immediate need is ready-to-eat food and water , '' said Jay Mijares , a spokesman for the group . `` Survivors have no means to cook food . We are seeing a mass exodus of people looking for food , there is no supply , and on top of that their livelihood is disrupted . They have money but there 's just nothing to buy . '' The latest typhoon -- Nalgae -- made landfall in Dinapigue , in Isabela province , on Saturday morning , the disaster council said . It moved past the Asian island nation by Sunday , forecasters said , after having brought rain of 15-25 millimeters per hour ( 0.6-1 inch ) in many areas . The heavy rains caused a landslide Saturday that swept a passenger van off a highway , killing one man and injuring one more , the disaster council said . At least 850 families , or roughly 3,500 people , in the provinces of La Union and Pangasinan were affected by flooding , according to a Sunday morning update by the council . Over the course of the weekend , the storm forced the closure of a number of bridges and made a number of roads impassable in the cities of Calasiao and Dagupan on Luzon island , according to the disaster council . Affected residents are being evacuated from those communities and others , including Santa Barbara . Officials suspended operations at ports in Balanan , Batangas , Lucena , Puerto Real , Kawit and Calapan City , the disaster council said . Service was expected to be restored at some ports by late Sunday morning , the council said . By Sunday , gates were opened at four dams that had reached their spillage levels , the council said . World Vision said Saturday that it had to postpone some of its relief efforts from the first typhoon due to Nalgae , with two of three emergency teams set to deploy once the storm passes . Another team is in Bulcan province , most of which is `` still submerged '' from heavy rains from the first typhoon that struck days earlier . Sherbien Dacalanio , a CNN iReporter in the Philippines , described one area of Manila as being devastated by Nesat . `` The damage is shocking . It 's like a damage brought by earthquake and tsunami , '' Dacalanio said . CNN 's Ivan Cabrera and journalist Arlene Samson-Espiritu contributed to this report .
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