Typhoon Trami Devastates Philippines, Death Toll Exceeds 60

Severe flooding displaces thousands as rescue efforts face significant challenges.

The death toll from Typhoon Trami in the Philippines has risen to over 60, with many areas still inaccessible to rescue teams.
Approximately 193,000 people have been evacuated due to severe flooding caused by the storm's heavy rains.
Some regions experienced rainfall in two days equivalent to two months, leading to unprecedented flooding and landslides.
Rescue operations are hindered by blocked roads and saturated grounds, with many residents stranded on rooftops awaiting assistance.
Experts attribute the increasing frequency and intensity of storms in the Asia-Pacific region to climate change, which causes storms to form closer to coasts and last longer on land.