The Philippines is reeling from the catastrophic effects of Tropical Storm Trami, which has resulted in at least 126 people dead or missing and has triggered massive flooding and landslides across the country. In total, the storm has claimed the lives of over 100 people and left dozens more injured. Authorities have evacuated more than 300,000 residents as they work to reach those stranded by floodwaters, with reports of individuals trapped on rooftops. In the province of Batangas, the situation has been particularly dire, with the local government declaring a state of calamity as the death toll continues to rise. As rescue operations unfold, meteorologists warn that the storm may return, compounding the already devastating impact. The flooding situation is critical, with towns submerged and communities left in distress, prompting urgent calls for aid and rescue efforts.