It's getting worst as Tropical storm Megi triggers floods and landslides and leaves 24 dead in Philippines


This photo taken and provided on Monday, April 11, 2022 through the courtesy of Hannah Cala Vitangcol, shows houses buried under mud after a landslide hit the village of Bunga, in Baybay town, Southern Leyte province, southern Philippines, following heavy rains brought about by atropical storm. - AFP

MANILA, April 11 (Xinhua): A tropical storm triggered floods and landslides in the Philippines over the weekend, leaving at least 24 dead and several more missing, officials said on Monday.

The National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) reported three dead and at least one missing in the southern Philippines.

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