Death toll from floods in Philippines rises to 30

Manila: Floods in the Philippines have claimed the lives of 30 people, the country’s National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) said on Wednesday, adding that five people were missing and 13 others were injured.

According to the agency, 1,576,069 people are affected by the floods, while 200,687 of them are temporarily displaced.

The statement noted that 1,292 houses were damaged, with 383 of them completely destroyed. In addition, the natural disaster damaged 56 bridges and 242 roads, and disrupted the work of 26 seaports.

The power and water supplies were affected in 63 and 17 cities respectively, the agency added.

Hot this week

Could Oil Turn Somaliland into a Prosperous African Nation?

Key TakeawaysSomaliland's oil reserves hold the key to the...

35 pieces of Shraddha’s body

Love is a powerful emotion. Love inspires you to...

The ‘Thai’ Touch in India

Thai Massage Parlours in the most populous cities across...

‘Justice for Bhavyasri’ trends on social media, seeks fairness for 17-year-old

Key TakeawaysThe #JusticeForBhavyasri campaign gained momentum on social media...

The world is raving about Saudi Arabia’s rave party

I always thought that rave parties were the prerogative...

Remembering the Horror of October 7

There are dates in history that cease to be...

Bab el-Mandeb: The Narrow Strait That Could Shake the Global Economy

Key TakeawaysThe Bab el-Mandeb strait connects the Indian Ocean...

AI Relationships: An Ethical Investigation

Key TakeawaysThe AI Relationships market is growing globally, with...

When Women Are Told to Protect Themselves, Who Protects Them?

Key TakeawaysThe debate centers on whether urging women to...

Odisha’s Food Tradition is Continuity Between the Sacred & Domestic: ‘The Orissan’ Authors

Key Takeaways‘The Orissan’ captures the Jagannath Temple kitchen legacy...

Manipur Is Dynamite: India’s Enemies Are Waiting for the Fuse

Key TakeawaysThe Manipur Is Dynamite analogy highlights how unchecked...

India’s Northeast Can Become the Country’s Next Agricultural Hotspot

For decades, India has looked at the Northeast primarily...
spot_img

Related Articles

Popular Categories

spot_imgspot_img