An evacuee takes his dinner by candelight as electricity was cut because of flooding at a church that was converted into a temporary evacuation center in Quezon City, north of Manila.Aaron Favila / AP
Filipinos wade along a flooded area in Quezon City, north of Manila. Aaron Favila / AP
Filipino rescuers carry a landslide victim after pulling him out of the debris at the site where four homes collapsed in Quezon City, north of Manila.
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Residents are evacuated by rescuers in Marikina, east of Manila.
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A woman carries her baby as they are evacuated by rescuers in Marikina, east of Manila.
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Residents ride along a flooded area in Quezon City, north of Manila.John Javellana / AP
Evacuees stay at a church that is converted into a temporary evacuation center in Quezon City, north of Manila. Aaron Favila / AP
Filipino rescuers dig for survivors at the site where four homes collapsed in a landslide in Quezon City, north of Manila. Mike Alquinto / AP
Aug. 7, 2012 Residents are evacuated from their flooded homes in the village of Tumana, Marikina town, in suburban Manila after torrential rains inundated most of the capital. Torrential rains brought the Philippine capital to a standstill on Aug. 7, forcing at least 20,000 people to flee their homes as floodwaters covered half the sprawling city, authorities said.
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A resident walks down stairs leading to floodwaters in Quezon City in suburban Manila.
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A resident gathers his pet dogs on the roof of his flooded house in the village of Tumana, Marikina town, suburban Manila.
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Residents wade along flooded roads in Quezon City, north of Manila.
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Rescuers help residents on a rubber float move to higher ground during a flood in Marikina, Metro Manila.
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