Death toll from storms, monsoon rises to 34
The death toll from the combined effects of Tropical Cyclones Luis, Maymay, and Neneng, along with the Southwest Monsoon (Habagat), has risen to 34 across the Philippines. Landslides, floods, and electrocution have been reported, affecting nearly 9.1 million people and causing significant damage to infrastructure and agriculture.
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