SABANGDAKU, CEBU PROVINCE, PHILIPPINES - NOVEMBER 6: Relatives wait as rescuers search for their loved ones trapped inside the rubble of a house damaged in a landslide due to heavy rains caused by Typhoon Kalmaegi, after the country declared a state of calamity amid typhoon aftermath, at a mountainous area in Sabangdaku, Cebu Province, Philippines on November 6, 2025. More than 500,000 people have been displaced and over 110 people have been killed after powerful typhoon Kalmaegi, also know as Tino made landfall on November 4 with torrential rains and powerful winds that caused flooding in several parts of the country, especially in Cebu and Leyte. It is the 20th typhoon hitting the Southeast Asian nation this year amid worsening global climate change. ( Daniel Ceng - Anadolu Agency )

SABANGDAKU, CEBU PROVINCE, PHILIPPINES - NOVEMBER 6: Fatigued rescuers take a break after searching for people inside the rubble of a house damaged in a landslide due to heavy rains caused by Typhoon Kalmaegi, after the country declared a state of calamity amid typhoon aftermath, at a mountainous area in Sabangdaku, Cebu Province, Philippines on November 6, 2025. More than 500,000 people have been displaced and over 110 people have been killed after powerful typhoon Kalmaegi, also know as Tino made landfall on November 4 with torrential rains and powerful winds that caused flooding in several parts of the country, especially in Cebu and Leyte. It is the 20th typhoon hitting the Southeast Asian nation this year amid worsening global climate change. ( Daniel Ceng - Anadolu Agency )

SABANGDAKU, CEBU PROVINCE, PHILIPPINES - NOVEMBER 6: Relatives wait as rescuers search for people inside the rubble of a house damaged in a landslide due to heavy rains caused by Typhoon Kalmaegi, after the country declared a state of calamity amid typhoon aftermath, at a mountainous area in Sabangdaku, Cebu Province, Philippines on November 6, 2025. More than 500,000 people have been displaced and over 110 people have been killed after powerful typhoon Kalmaegi, also know as Tino made landfall on November 4 with torrential rains and powerful winds that caused flooding in several parts of the country, especially in Cebu and Leyte. It is the 20th typhoon hitting the Southeast Asian nation this year amid worsening global climate change. ( Daniel Ceng - Anadolu Agency )

SABANGDAKU, CEBU PROVINCE, PHILIPPINES - NOVEMBER 6: Rescuers search for people inside the rubble of a house damaged in a landslide due to heavy rains caused by Typhoon Kalmaegi, after the country declared a state of calamity amid typhoon aftermath, at a mountainous area in Sabangdaku, Cebu Province, Philippines on November 6, 2025. More than 500,000 people have been displaced and over 110 people have been killed after powerful typhoon Kalmaegi, also know as Tino made landfall on November 4 with torrential rains and powerful winds that caused flooding in several parts of the country, especially in Cebu and Leyte. It is the 20th typhoon hitting the Southeast Asian nation this year amid worsening global climate change. ( Daniel Ceng - Anadolu Agency )

SABANGDAKU, CEBU PROVINCE, PHILIPPINES - NOVEMBER 6: Philippine Pesos are recovered as rescuers search for people trapped in the rubble of a house damaged in a landslide due to heavy rains caused by Typhoon Kalmaegi, after the country declared a state of calamity amid typhoon aftermath, at a mountainous area in Sabangdaku, Cebu Province, Philippines on November 6, 2025. More than 500,000 people have been displaced and over 110 people have been killed after powerful typhoon Kalmaegi, also know as Tino made landfall on November 4 with torrential rains and powerful winds that caused flooding in several parts of the country, especially in Cebu and Leyte. It is the 20th typhoon hitting the Southeast Asian nation this year amid worsening global climate change. ( Daniel Ceng - Anadolu Agency )

SABANGDAKU, CEBU PROVINCE, PHILIPPINES - NOVEMBER 6: Rescuers search for people inside the rubble of a house damaged in a landslide due to heavy rains caused by Typhoon Kalmaegi, after the country declared a state of calamity amid typhoon aftermath, at a mountainous area in Sabangdaku, Cebu Province, Philippines on November 6, 2025. More than 500,000 people have been displaced and over 110 people have been killed after powerful typhoon Kalmaegi, also know as Tino made landfall on November 4 with torrential rains and powerful winds that caused flooding in several parts of the country, especially in Cebu and Leyte. It is the 20th typhoon hitting the Southeast Asian nation this year amid worsening global climate change. ( Daniel Ceng - Anadolu Agency )