Typhoon Megi Leaves Philippines In Shambles (PHOTOS)

Typhoon Megi Leaves Philippines In Shambles (PHOTOS)
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By far the worst storm to hit the Philippines this year, Typhoon Megi reportedly left 11 Filipinos dead and over 200,000 homeless. Bridges were destroyed, farmers' crops were left in shambles, and even the luckier victims were still left without electricity, scrambling over their remains of their possessions.

According to reports, the slightly weakened typhoon is now bound for China, where residents are racing to prepare before it touches ground this coming Saturday, bringing with it heavy rains and strong winds. Though their region is still vulnerable to landslides, proud Filipinos are beginning the slow -- but certain -- recovery process.

See devastating photos of the Philippine regions left battered by Typhoon Megi here:

Devastating Photos Of Typhoon Megi
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Houses were submerged by flooding due to heavy rains brought by the typhoon. (credit:Getty)
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People look through damage. (credit:Getty)
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A man surveys his home destroyed in a Manila Bay slum area. (credit:Getty)
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Residents shelter under a giant umbrella as they brave heavy rains. (credit:Getty)
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Elementery students leave school after classes on Oct. 19 (credit:Getty)