Rescuers search for survivors after Philippines quake kills 37
Rescuers are searching the rubble of a collapsed commercial building in General Santos, the southern Philippine city hardest hit by a powerful earthquake. The quake has killed at least 37 people and injured hundreds.

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AI-generatedRescuers are searching the rubble of a collapsed commercial building in General Santos, the southern Philippine city hardest hit by a powerful earthquake. The quake has killed at least 37 people and injured hundreds. On Tuesday, rescuers pulled two people alive from the building, which housed a grocery store and other businesses, but a third person was found dead. Scanners have not yet detected signs of life from the two individuals still believed to be trapped inside. A mother, Dioslinda Deluvio, is waiting for news of her son who is among those trapped.
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5 extractedA mother is distraught as her son remains trapped in the collapsed building.
Rescuers are searching for survivors after a powerful earthquake in the Philippines.
Two people were pulled alive from a collapsed commercial building, but a third was found dead.
The earthquake has killed at least 37 people and injured hundreds.
Scanners have detected no signs of life from the remaining two people trapped in the building.