Twenty-five crewmen and passengers of the commercial vessel "MV Dona Roberta" were reported missing after it sank from strong waves in the southern quadrant of the typhoon. Two sailors were also rescued. Eighty-eight ships sunk at the Cebu City harbor, the most ships ever sunk at the harbor, eclipsing the previous record set by Typhoon Amy of the 1951 season. Of the 88 ships that sunk, at least 12 were passenger ships and at least 3 were navy ships. Rainfall peaked at at the port of Cebu City; this was the fourth highest total ever observed by a tropical cyclone in Cebu City. Furthermore, a storm surge of was reported. Power and phone lines were downed and the city lost access to drinking water for two days. Approximately 60% of all buildings were demolished and 28 people perished. Throughout the Cebu province, 40 fatalities were reported and 90% of all wooden homes were damaged or destroyed.