'When I stand, I feel dizzy': Deadly earthquake leaves Filipinos struggling in ghost towns

Deadly earthquake in the Philippines leaves survivors struggling in ghost towns two days after a magnitude 6.9 quake hit Cebu, causing dizziness, fear, and displacement for thousands. The disaster resulted in at least 68 deaths and over 500 injuries, with residents resorting to living in tents amidst aftershocks and lack of basic supplies like food and water. Rescue efforts and relief distribution are underway in the region, known for its vulnerability to natural disasters due to its location on the geologically unstable "Ring of Fire."