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Filipino villagers trudge through mud
after walking for at least 10 hours to
escape rampaging mudslides and floods in
the town of Real, Quezon province,
December 1, 2004. More than 1,000 people
have been killed or are missing after
mudslides and flash floods devastated
three coastal towns in the Philippines,
a military spokesman said Thursday.
REUTERS/Erik de
Castro
REF: QUE03D2
A typhoon victim walks through mudslides
while carrying his belongings in
Maragondon village, Quezon province,
December 1, 2004. More than 1,000 people
have been killed or are missing after
mudslides and flash floods devastated
three coastal towns in the Philippines,
a military spokesman said Thursday.
REUTERS/Erik de
Castro
REF: QUE08D2
A Filipino girl eats at a flood shelter
in Rodriguez, a town in Rizal, east of
Manila, December 1, 2004. More than 1,
000 people have been killed or are
missing after mudslides and flash floods
devastated three coastal towns in the
Philippines, a military spokesman said
Thursday. REUTERS/Cheryl
Ravelo
REF: MAN06D.
A Filipino child sits beside his family'
s belongings as residents evacuate their
homes to seek refuge on higher grounds
in Tanauan village, Quezon province
December 2, 2004. More than 1,000 people
have been killed or are missing after
mudslides and flash floods devastated
three coastal towns in the Philippines,
a military spokesman said Thursday.
REUTERS/Erik de
Castro
REF: QUE09D2.
Filipino children wait for relief goods
at a makeshift evacuation centre along a
highway in Tanauan village, Quezon
province December 2, 2004. More than 1,
000 people have been killed or are
missing after mudslides and flash floods
devastated three coastal towns in the
Philippines, a military spokesman said
Thursday. REUTERS/Erik de
Castro
REF: QUE03D2.
Filipino villagers carry their
belongings as they seek refuge in
Maragondon village, Quezon province,
December 1, 2004. More than 1,000 people
have been killed or are missing after
mudslides and flash floods devastated
three coastal towns in the Philippines,
a military spokesman said Thursday.
REUTERS/Erik de
Castro
REF: QUE01D2
A Filipino family walk under driving
rain on a national highway in Gabaldon
town, Nueva Ecija province, north of
Manila, December 2, 2004. More than 1,
000 people have been killed or are
missing after mudslides and flash floods
devastated three coastal towns in the
Philippines, a military spokesman said
Thursday. REUTERS/Romeo
Ranoco
REF: NUE03D
Filipino typhoon evacuees take refuge
inside a shelter in Maragongon village,
Quezon province, December 2, 2004. More
than 1,000 people have been killed or
are missing after mudslides and flash
floods devastated three coastal towns in
the Philippines, a military spokesman
said Thursday. REUTERS/Erik de
Castro
REF: QUE13D2
