Days of continuous rain have led to landslides and severe flooding in the southern Philippines. On the island of Mindanao, at least 40 people have been killed by the extreme weather conditions brought by Tropical Depression Agaton. Thousands of families have been evacuated from their homes, and major roads have been blocked or washed away by landslides.
A man is pulled on a makeshift raft during an evacuation from flooding brought by tropical depression Agaton, in Butuan, on the southern Philippine island of MindanaoReutersResidents wait to be rescued from the roofs of their partially submerged houses in ButuanReutersA man walks near houses swept away by landslides in Sibagat, Agusan del Sur on the southern Philippine island of MindanaoReutersResidents look at houses that were swept away by landslides in Sibagat, Agusan del SurReutersA man and his dog struggle through floodwaters in Kabadbaran, Agusan del Norte, MindanaoReutersResidents move their goats to higher grounds after floodwaters brought by tropical depression Agaton swamped their homes and farms in Kabadbaran, Agusan del NorteReutersA woman weeps as she waits for new of a missing relative in ButuanReutersPeople wade through floodwaters brought by tropical depression Agaton in Kabadbaran, Agusan del Norte, on MindanaoReutersA man is pulled from floodwaters onto a rescue boat in ButuanReutersA resident is helped onto a rescue boat during an evacuation of ButuanReutersA view of surging floodwaters brought by tropical depression Agaton in Kabadbaran, Agusan del NorteReutersResidents use an improvised cable car to cross a rampaging river after a non-stop downpour spawned by a low pressure area flooded New Bataan town, Compostela province, southern PhilippinesReutersCommuters walk on a damaged portion of a road after landslides in Sibagat, Agusan del SurReutersFlood victims are pulled on inflatable tyre tubes as they are evacuated from heavy flooding brought by tropical depression "Agaton", in Butuan, on the southern Philippine island of MindanaoReuters
