Child Rescued 60 Hours After Philippine Landslide

The miraculous survival story emerges as search efforts continue in the gold-mining village, with over 100 still missing.

A child was miraculously rescued nearly 60 hours after a landslide hit a gold-mining village in the southern Philippines, raising hopes among searchers.
The landslide, triggered by heavy rain, resulted in at least 11 deaths and left over 100 people missing in Masara village, Mindanao.
Rescuers, using bare hands and shovels, continue to search for survivors amid challenging conditions, including ongoing rain and the threat of further landslides.
The area had been previously declared a 'no build zone' due to its susceptibility to landslides, yet residents returned, exacerbating the disaster's impact.
Hundreds of families have been evacuated, and emergency shelters have been set up to accommodate those displaced by the landslide and the threat of more to come.