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Philippines and Indonesia Hit by Earthquakes and Flash Floods
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Strong earthquakes and flash floods in the Philippines and Indonesia have caused casualties, damage, and evacuations, leading to a heightened alert for potential tsunamis. The Philippines, prone to earthquakes and typhoons, experienced a 7.6 magnitude earthquake resulting in one death and several injuries, prompting widespread panic. Flash floods around Indonesia's Lake Toba resulted in one fatality and 11 missing individuals, with extensive damage to infrastructure. The earthquake in the southern Philippines, with a magnitude of 7.4, caused minor damage and tsunami alerts, leading to evacuations and aftershocks. The Philippines has lifted a tsunami alert following the earthquake, with caution advised as people resume normal activities.
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