Philippines Landslide Death Toll Rises to 54, Child Miraculously Rescued

The death toll from a landslide in the Philippines has escalated to 54, with a three-year-old girl being rescued 60 hours after the disaster struck.

A landslide in the southern Philippines has claimed 54 lives, with 63 individuals still missing.
Rescue operations continue in the aftermath of the landslide, which buried homes and a bus terminal near a gold mine.
A three-year-old girl was miraculously rescued from the rubble 60 hours after the landslide, providing hope to rescuers.
Heavy rainfall, deforestation, and recent earthquakes have exacerbated the risk of landslides in the region.
Authorities vow to persist in the search for missing persons, despite challenging conditions and the diminishing likelihood of finding survivors.