Rescue teams in the Philippines are continuing to search for survivors following a recent earthquake. Efforts are being significantly hampered by ongoing aftershocks, with over 2,000 recorded since the initial quake, some reaching a magnitude of 6.4. The aftershocks pose a risk to both survivors and rescue workers, and are contributing to instability in already damaged structures. Infrastructure damage is widespread, further complicating access to affected areas and hindering the delivery of aid. Authorities are assessing the full extent of the damage and working to provide assistance to those impacted. The focus remains on locating and rescuing individuals trapped under rubble, while also addressing the immediate needs of displaced populations. Further challenges are anticipated as aftershocks continue.