25 dead as storm exits the Philippines. Small number in a country of 100 million

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Storm now exiting the Philippines after leaving 25 people dead. 25 dead seems like a small number in a country of 100 million. Law of supply and demand. More supply, lower value placed on said supply. That's the Philippines. Report.

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