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Relief Operations for Northern Mindanao!!!

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You’ll be surprised that this photo was taken at Manila yesterday during the height of Typhoon Pedring’s rage. Meteorologists around the globe were stunned by the typhoon’s fury. Experts say that a deadly combination of high tide and storm surge had caused this.

The local government of Pasay had informed the media that it will cost around Php 30 million to rehabilitate Baywalk.

(Photo courtesy: Paolo Payumo via Facebook)

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Meanwhile in the Philippines…

Waves as high as the coconut trees are currently battering Manila Bay as Typhoon Pedring (International name: Nesat) unleashes its fury with maximum sustained winds of 150 kph.

Although, the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) assured that Typhoon Pedring will not be like Ondoy. Two years ago, Tropical Storm Ondoy had wreaked havoc over the capital city of Manila, claiming a hundred lives and displacing at least a hundred thousand people.

(Credit goes to the owner of the photo. Just got it from Twitter)

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inothernews:

Homes are seen engulfed by a mountain of trash after Typhoon Nanmadol, also known as Typhoon Mina, caused a landfill wall to collapse in Baguio, the Philippines.  At least 16 people died, 21 were injured and nine residents were missing after the storm pounded the northern edge of Luzon island this past weekend.  (Photo: AFP via the Inquistr)