Washi swept across the southern Philippines killing 650 people and leaving more than 800 people missing. The search and rescue are continuing amid the ruins.
The devastating image in Cagayan de Oro and Iligan on the northern coast of Mindanao Island, the most heavily affected by Hurricane Washi. (Photo: AP)
Rescuers are continuing to search for flood survivors who have killed 650 people and hundreds missing. (Photo: BBC)
Floods destroyed houses that were already shabby in Iligan City. Rescuers Philippines are trying to help survivors fight fatigue, mud and stench around. (Photo: BBC)
Many people have walked long distances to the morgue to find relatives among hundreds of unidentified corpses. (Photo: EPA)
Utensils and garbage were washed away on the power lines in Cagayan de Oro city, a day after the storm. Electricity has been resumed in some places but clean water is still a problem after the flood. (Photo: AFP)
Hurricane Washi brought water and mud, knocked down the tree and rolled many heavy cars down the slope, smashing the thin houses of the townspeople. (Photo: AFP)
People tried to save the property that the TV came out of its devastated house on Cagayan de Oro street. (Photo: AFP)
Meanwhile, the Philippine Red Cross has collaborated with the government to arrange shelter for nearly 35,000 people who lost their homes. (Photo: EPA)
