Tropical Storm Trami has wreaked havoc in the Philippines, prompting the evacuation of at least 32,000 residents as it approaches Luzon with maximum winds of 95 kilometers per hour. Torrential rains have caused severe flooding, submerging entire villages and complicating rescue efforts, with reports of at least 14 fatalities including drownings in the Bicol region. Local officials noted that unexpected high flooding has hindered access for rescue teams, as they struggled against strong currents to reach those trapped. Over 500 millimeters of rain fell within 24 hours, leading to significant damage and the burial of vehicles in volcanic sediment. President Ferdinand Marcos warned that the worst may still be ahead as the storm continues to move towards the coast. Photos from the region depict streets transformed into rivers, highlighting the dire situation faced by many residents.