Philippines: Dozens Dead As Tropical Storm Trami Causes Severe Flooding

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Philippines: Dozens Dead As Tropical Storm Trami Causes Severe Flooding

Tropical Storm Trami, known as Kristine in the Philippines, made landfall in the northern part of Luzon Island early on Thursday, October 24, causing widespread flooding and landslides, and leaving more than 40 people dead.

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