At least 32,000 people have been displaced by the powerful earthquake in the Philippines that killed a minimum of 37 individuals, leaving widespread destruction in its wake.
The tremor, one of the deadliest in recent years, struck southern provinces, collapsing homes, damaging infrastructure, and forcing thousands into temporary shelters.
Authorities reported that rescue operations are ongoing, with emergency teams working to locate survivors amid debris and provide relief to affected families.
Hospitals and schools have been converted into evacuation centers, while aid agencies are distributing food, water, and medical supplies to the displaced population.
The government has appealed for international assistance, highlighting the scale of devastation and the urgent need for resources to support recovery efforts.
