Here are the latest casualty figures and damage reports from the Philippines after Typhoon Haiyan. All figures are preliminary and based on regional government officials and media reports.

— National: 1,744 confirmed deaths, with another 2,487 hurt, according to the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council. Its figures differ slightly from local estimates.

— Leyte province: Up to 10,000 feared dead, with an undetermined number of missing. Widespread severe damage. Tacloban, its main city with a population of 220,000, lies in ruins. Communications, transport cut in many areas.

— Samar: 400 estimated dead, 2,000 missing.

— Eastern Samar: 162 dead, 19 missing.

— Cebu: 63 dead, 8 missing.

— Iloilo: 162 dead, 15 estimated missing, according to Gov. Arthur Defensor. He said 68,543 houses were destroyed and 536,584 people have been affected. Aid is reaching the province, but delivery of relief goods to island villages is hampered because 90 percent of motorized boats have been destroyed. Helicopters are delivering food and other goods but cannot fly when the weather is bad.

— Capiz: 24 dead, 1 missing. TV footage showed damage to some houses, but it did not appear extensive.

— Aklan: 5 dead.

— Antique: 4 dead, 8 missing.

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