Philippines Capital Braces for Storm Nalgae, Death Toll Cut To 45

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Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) rescuers and residents use a broken refrigerator as a makeshift boat during a rescue operation following flooding due to Tropical Storm Nalgae, in Hilongos, Leyte, Philippines, October 28, 2022. Manila and nearby towns braced on Saturday (October 29) for Tropical Storm Nalgae, which has killed 45 people, mostly because of landslides in southern provinces of the Philippines. Philippine Coast Guard/Handout via REUTERS

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Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) rescuers lift an elderly woman following flooding due to Tropical Storm Nalgae, in Hilongos, Leyte, Philippines, October 28, 2022. The Southeast Asian nation's disaster agency reduced its death toll to 45 from 72 after checking reports from ground staff, including rescue workers searching for 18 missing persons. Philippine Coast Guard/Handout via REUTERS

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A Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) rescuer carries a child following flooding due to Tropical Storm Nalgae, in Hilongos, Leyte, Philippines, October 28, 2022. The tropical storm, which has maximum sustained winds of 95 kilometres (60 miles) per hour and gusts of up to 130 kph (80 mph), has made multiple landfall in the eastern Philippines on Saturday. Philippine Coast Guard/Handout via REUTERS

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A Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) rescuer evacuates a child following flooding due to Tropical Storm Nalgae, in Zamboanga, Philippines, October 29, 2022. Philippine Coast Guard/Handout via REUTERS.

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People wade through flood water due to tropical storm Nalgae in Boac, Marinduque Province, Philippines October 29, 2022 in this picture obtained from social media. Alex Fellizar/via REUTERS

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