United States — Office of Civil Defense & Bongbong Marcos

United States — Office of Civil Defense: The United States — Office of Civil Defense provided data on the typhoon's impact, including the number of affected and displaced people, and reported on the casualties in Philippines — Cebu and Philippines — Negros Occidental.

Bongbong Marcos: As the President of the Philippines, Bongbong Marcos declared a state of emergency following Typhoon Kalmaegi, enabling faster disbursement of emergency funds and preventing hoarding.

United States — Office of Civil Defense: The United States — Office of Civil Defense reported 188 deaths and 135 missing persons in the Philippines due to Typhoon Kalmaegi.

Bongbong Marcos: Bongbong Marcos, President of the Philippines, declared a state of national emergency and is expected to visit affected areas to assess damage and oversee recovery efforts.

United States — Office of Civil Defense: The United States — Office of Civil Defense coordinated search and rescue efforts, assessed damage, and managed the displacement of thousands of people, playing a critical role in the disaster response.

Bongbong Marcos: President Bongbong Marcos deployed top defense-mitigation officials to oversee search and rescue, aid distribution, and damage assessment.