Philippines Typhoon Death Toll Hits 375
The Herald|December 21, 2021
THE death toll from the strongest typhoon to batter the Philippines this year climbed to 375, with more than 50 others still missing and several central provinces struggling with downed communications and power outages and pleading for food and water, officials have said.
Philippines Typhoon Death Toll Hits 375

At its strongest, Typhoon Rai packed sustained winds of 121mph with gusts of up to 168mph before blowing out into the South China Sea on Friday.

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