Filipinos were seen scavenging around what was left of their homes in Cebu Province on Wednesday (November 5) after Typhoon Tino (international name Kalmaegi) left a trail of destruction in the central Philippines and killed at least 58 people. Drone footage captured along the riverside in Talisay City showed damaged houses made out of light materials caked in mud after the river overflowed. (Production: Adrian Portugal, Peter Blaza) | ABS-CBN News

Typhoon #TinoPH battered Palawan on Tuesday, November 4, leaving several individuals affected as floods hit various areas. Some parts of the province also experienced power outages, damage to houses and buildings, and impassable roads. Lynette dela Cruz reports. #ANCHeadstart | ABS-CBN News

Residents came together to rescue a cow swept away by floodwaters from Typhoon Kalmaegi in the Philippines. Another video captured a giant python swimming in the murky floodwaters. At least 26 people were killed by flooding from Typhoon Kalmaegi in the Philippines, where more than 2 feet of rain fell from the storm. | AccuWeather