Philippine storm Megi death toll rises to 167 and 110 declared missing on Saturday (April 16)


Rescue workers aboard an inflatable boat approach the village of Pilar, Abuyog town, Leyte province, on April 14, 2022 day after a landslide struck the village, due to heavy rains at the height of tropical Storm Megi. - AFP

MANILA, April 16 (Xinhua): The death toll from the landslides and flooding spawned by tropical storm Megi has risen to 167, with 110 still missing, the government said on Saturday.

The National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council reported that 164 died in the central Philippines and three in the southern Philippines.

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