Tropical Storm Trami has exited the northern Philippines after unleashing devastating floods and landslides, claiming at least 66 lives . Thousands remain trapped in submerged communities, with rescue teams racing to deploy boats as residents clung to rooftops for survival.
But the nightmare might not be over: Philippine weather experts warn Trami—the 11th and deadliest storm this year—could pull a rare \"plot twist\" and U-turn back toward the country next week. The storm\u2019s unpredictable path has left authorities bracing for round two while managing ongoing chaos.
Landslides triggered by days of torrential rain buried homes in mountainous regions, while floodwaters turned streets into rivers across low-lying towns. \u201cIt happened so fast,\u201d said one survivor, echoing viral social media clips showing waves swallowing entire neighborhoods .
With climate change intensifying typhoon seasons, this crisis underscores the urgent need for disaster preparedness in vulnerable regions. Stay tuned for updates as the Philippines battles nature\u2019s fury—again.
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. Thousands remain trapped in submerged communities, with rescue teams racing to deploy boats as residents clung to rooftops for survival.
and U-turn back toward the country next week. The storm\u2019s unpredictable path has left authorities bracing for round two while managing ongoing chaos.
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