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More than a thousand people are dead or missing after flash floods that ravaged the southern Philippines, the government said Tuesday as cities prepared for mass burials.
Some people have been killed and 49 others are missing after tropical storm Washi lashed the southern island of Mindanao and surrounding areas over the weekend, said civil defence chief Benito Ramos. Washi brought heavy rains that swelled rivers, unleashing flash floods and landslides that struck in the dead of night and swept away shantytowns built near river mouths. The toll rose sharply as the bodies of people who were swept out to sea were recovered.
A British national was among those killed by the storm, Britain's Foreign Office said. President Benigno Aquino flew to Mindanao on Tuesday to survey the devastation by air, coordinate the relief effort, and express his condolences to the victims' relatives, aides said. Aquino said the impoverished nation of 94 million people was now in a "state of calamity", his spokesman Ricky Carandang told reporters.
The southern port cities of Cagayan de Oro and Iligan were the worst affected with and fatalities respectively, but other areas were also hit and needed immediate aid from the national government, Carandang said. Authorities in both cities are are preparing mass burials of unidentified bodies to address health concerns as well as the overpowering stench from huge numbers of dead that have overwhelmed mortuaries. With dead bodies lying everywhere, there was controversy over Cagayan de Oro authorities' decision to bring at least 20 unclaimed cadavers to a nearby landfill for temporary storage.
