According to a latest report, a super typhoon roared in the Philippines, which led to the death of about 100 people. The officials in the country discovered many bodies of the people affected by the typhoon.

These bodies were found strewn on the streets of a coastal city. The officials found these bodies while they were seeking access to distressed and cut-off communities.

According to sources, the toll in Tacloban was the first major victim report of the region. The highly shattered and shocked Filipinos accumulated near the airport, hoping that the military officials will brings some food, water and medication to them.

The sources have also revealed that many people strived very hard to cross the waist-high water in the streets. Also, the transportation of the region was blocked due to the flipped over vehicles, falling of trees and utility poles.

The officials are still on their hunt to find the people and say that the number of victimized people is expected to raise high, after the access to devastated areas.

Capt. John Andrews, Deputy Director of the national Civil Aviation Authority, said apart from the deaths, about 100 people have been injured due to the typhoon.