Philippines Recovering From The Wrath

(PASIG CITY, PHILIPPINES - 1700H) THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS IS NOW ON THE RECOVERY MODE AND VERY POSITIVE TO REGAIN IT’S NORMAL STATE. PASIG CITY IS ONE OF THE DEVASTED PLACE IN THE METRO AFTER THE RAGING STORMS VISITED THE PHILIPPINES.THE ARROYO GOVERNMENT IS DOING THERE JOB TO CLEAN UP THE MESS AND TO DISTRIBUTE THE RELIEF PACKAGES FROM OUR NEIGHBORS, ESPECIALLY THE UNITED STATES . THE NDCC (NATIONAL DISASTER COORDINATING CENTER) IS THE CONTROL AND COMMAND CENTER REGARDING TO THE RESCUE PROCEDURES.

(UNITED STATES NAVY, GIVING MEDICAL SUPPLY TO FILIPINO PEOPLE)

THE UNITED STATES NAVY IS IN THE SIDE OF THE PHILIPPINES SINCE 1900 AND THEY STILL HELPING WITHOUT BORDER AND EVEN THERE IS A CONFLICTS, THEY ARE STILL PRESENT.

THE FILIPINOS VISIONED THERE SITUATION AS A LESSON IN LIFE ON HOW TO RESPECT THE NATURE. PHILIPPINES IS BLESSED WITH THE BEST NATURAL ASSETS AND IT HAS UNIQUE CHARACTERISTICS. PEOPLE OF THE REPUBLIC INCLUDING FOREIGNERS, POLLUTE OUR AIR AND LAND WITHOUT ANY HESITATIONS. IN THIS TRAGEDY, WE ALL HOPE THAT MN SHOULD CHERISHED IT’S OWN HOME.

WROTE BY:

IRWIN PANALIGAN

Updates About Typhoon Melor

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Typhoon Melor will visit Philippines and possible return of Pepeng to Cagayan region

(satellite feed, Typhoon Melor, courtesy of NASA)

(GUAM, USA -1200H, [local time]) The typhoon Melor is presently in Guam vicinity and it caused winds and rain downpour, but the track drift away and it saved the lives of many residents. Unfortunately it attracts Typhoon Parma and prevents it to exit the Philippine territory. Typhoon Parma is slowing down due to the pulling effect of Typhoon Melor. The catastropy of the Philippines will start again if the  theory will prosper. Philippines is still under the state of calamity and praying for the safetyness of all citizens. Guam is still experiencing scattered raindrops from Typhoon Melor. The official of NASA, said “Melor has become a Super Typhoon with sustained winds near 130 mph, and is crossing Guam and its islands this weekend. Warnings and watches are already up for the region.”

Presently, the NASA is monitoring the movement of Typhoon Melor and expecting to hit the Philippine Islands.

 wrote by:

 irwin panaligan

 Guam correspondent:

  shalee anne

  Media source: N.A.S.A., USA