Typhoon Ondoys Aftermath - Death continues to rise

Typhoon Ondoy has made the streets of Metro Manila an ocean with color chocolate because mud is now the appearance of many areas in Metro Manila that causes severe flooding. One military helicopters observes in the air lots of people from a far climbing up to their roofs while waiting for rescue.

Some of the residents who were waiting impatiently to the rescued, caries their children and shoulder the burden of equipment that can lead to temporarily evacuattion.

I have seen images of remains drowned dogs and chicken while floating buoy-colored chocolate flood while trying to rescuer the onset of rubber boats to get to the area need help.

A man who already shorts and sandals was holding a paper which is written the words "food" and "water". Two more men found in the roof of a car that made apparent that they raft in the middle of a road filled with water.

As of this writing, there were already 100 death cases, the storm affected 89,953 families and 451,683 people.

FHM Sexiest woman Christine Reyes was one of the affected residents of the typhoon ondoy.

Frank' leaves Pangasinan, moves toward South China Sea

MANILA, Philippines - After wreaking havoc on many parts of the country, typhoon "Frank" (Fengshen) left the coast of Pangasinan and started moving toward the South China Sea.

The Philippine Atmospheric Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) said that as of 10 p.m., "Frank" was 70 kilometers west-northwest of Dagupan City.

It packed maximum sustained winds of 120 kph near the center and gustiness of up to 150 kph, and was moving northwest at 15 kph.

Pagasa's 11 p.m. advisory indicated that by Monday evening, "Frank" was due 260 km west-northwest of Laoag City. By Tuesday evening it is due 350 km west-northwest of Basco, Batanes.

By Wednesday evening, it said "Frank" is expected to be 490 km north-northwest of Basco, Batanes or 80 km west of Taipei, Taiwan.

Under Storm Signal 3 are Northern Zambales, Western Pangasinan and La Union in Luzon.

Placed under Storm Signal 2 were the rest of Zambales, Tarlac, the rest of Pangasinan, Benguet, Ilocos Sur, Ilocos Norte, and Abra.

Under Signal 1 were Apayao, Kalinga, Mt. Province, Ifugao, Nueva Vizcaya, Nueva Ecija, Bulacan, Pampanga, Bataan, and Metro Manila.

Pagasa warned residents in low-lying areas and near mountain slopes under typhoon signals to take all the necessary precautions against possible flashfloods and landslides.

It also warned those living in coastal areas under signals 2 and 3 against big waves or storm surges generated by "Frank."

Also, Pagasa said "Frank" will continue to enhance the southwest monsoon and bring rains over the Western sections of Southern Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao, which may trigger flashfloods and landslides. - GMANews.TV

Typhoon Frank causes chaos

Tyhpoon Frank left at least 19 people dead and 800 missing in a ferry disaster while an overflowing dam stranded tens of thousands on rooftops. At least 30,000 people living in Iloilo in the central Philippines had scrambled onto rooftops fleeing the rushing water after the man-made dam overflowed.

The worst flooding that hit Iloilo, rescuers have reported that many could be missing or killed, although this could not be independently confirmed, said the city’s acting mayor Jed Mabilog.
“I have received a lot of text messages appealing for helicopters, there are many people trapped on the rooftops,” Iloilo congressman Serg Biron said.