Landmark Tree Uprooted by Heavy Rains in Bukidnon, Philippines
A landmark tree, known for its vibrant yellow blooms each summer along the national highway in Malaybalay City, Bukidnon, Philippines, was uprooted Monday afternoon by heavy rains and strong winds from localized thunderstorms. Local disaster management personnel responded to the incident.
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