An unidentified person lights candles at the graves of those who were victims of the devastating landslides that have hit the island of Leyte, central Philippines, Sunday, Dec. 21, 2003. Rescuers battled rain and mud Sunday in search of survivors after landslides and floods devastated eastern Philippine villages, killing at least 89 people.   [AP]

An unidentified woman weeps as some of her relatives are recovered after a landslide hit at Liloan in the Leyte province, central philippines, Sunday, Dec.21, 2003.  [AP]

A grieving wife, right, cleans mud from the body of her husband while another body of the landslide lies on a concrete slab Sunday, Dec. 21, 2003 in Liloan town in central Philippines about 660 kilometers (412 miles) southeast of Manila.   [AP]

Rescuers pull the body of a landslide victim from the mud Sunday, Dec. 21, 2003 in Liloan in central Philippines about 660 kilometers (412 miles) southeast of Manila. Rescuers battled rain, mud and floodwaters Sunday in search of survivors after landslides and huge waves devastated eastern Philippine villages in a pre-Christmas tragedy that officials fear may have killed up to 200 people.   [AP]