Tropical storm Trami kills at least 24 and displaces over 150,000 in the Philippines
Summary: Tropical Storm Trami has caused at least 24 deaths and forced over 150,000 people to evacuate in the Philippines. The storm made landfall on Luzon's northeastern coast, leading to severe flooding and landslides, particularly in the Bicol region.
Rescue operations are ongoing, with the Philippine Coast Guard and military assisting those trapped by floodwaters. Authorities report that many villagers remain in need of rescue, and efforts are being made to deliver food and water to them.
The storm, with maximum winds of 95 kilometers per hour, has prompted school and business closures. The national weather service continues to warn of heavy rainfall and potential further flooding in affected areas.
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