Over 100 people are dead and dozens more missing after one of the most destructive storms of the year hits the Philippines. Most people died in flash floods and mudslides. At least 53 of the 105 people dead are from the Maguindanao province in a majority Muslim region. The unusually heavy rains were brought on by the tropical storm Nalgae, which blew into the South China Sea on Sunday (Oct. 30, 2022), but left destruction in its wake. At least 69 people have been injured and 63 others are still missing.
Ainsley Ratledge
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