A powerful 7.8-magnitude earthquake has struck the southern Philippines, leaving a trail of destruction across Mindanao and triggering one of the country's most significant natural disasters of 2026. The deadly quake has claimed at least 32 lives, injured more than 200 people, and forced thousands of residents to flee their homes as emergency responders continue rescue and recovery operations. The earthquake struck with tremendous force, causing buildings to collapse, roads to crack, and landslides to occur in several provinces. Residents reported intense shaking that lasted for several seconds, sending people rushing into the streets in fear. Many communities experienced widespread damage to homes, schools, hospitals, and public infrastructure. Authorities confirmed that at least 32 people were killed in the disaster, while more than 200 others suffered injuries ranging from minor cuts to life-threatening conditions. Rescue teams have been working around...