JJ LANDINGIN via Getty Images Families and relatives of miners move to safer grounds after massive landslides triggered by Super Typhoon Mangkhut in Itogon town, Benguet province on September 16, 2018. (JJ LANDINGIN/AFP/Getty Images)A Philippine police officer has said at least 40 people, mostly gold miners, are feared to have been trapped in a landslide in the country’s north and seven bodies have been dug out by rescuers. / Reuters A view of landslide caused at the height of Typhoon Mangkhut that buried people at a mining camp in Itogon, Benguet in the Philippines, September 16, 2018. A police officer said rescuers couldn’t access the area on Saturday because the ground was unstable. Philippine police say the death toll from Typhoon Mangkhut has climbed to 64.

Source: Huffington Post September 16, 2018 13:41 UTC