natural disasters
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Deadly Flashflood and Landslide in the Philippines Kills At Least 42
At least 42 people were killed, nine others are missing, and several locals were trapped on their roofs after flash floods and landslides caused by torrential rains flooded a southern Philippine province, officials said on Friday.
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