Philippines Typhoons Claim 259 Lives, Millions Displaced
Death toll from twin typhoons in the Philippines rises to 259, displacing millions as authorities race to deliver aid.
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Death toll from twin typhoons in the Philippines rises to 259, displacing millions as authorities race to deliver aid.
Two successive storms in the Philippines have killed at least 250 people and displaced millions, spotlighting urgent relief efforts and calls for stronger climate resilience.
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