COUNTRIES THAT HELPED PHILIPPINES

The Israel forces on their mission to help Philippines. They set a  Medical Camp to accommodate the victims of typhoon Yolanda/Haiyan. They start helping the victims by giving them medical treatment. Assessing everyone's health from infants, children, and adults.

By Drory Nadav

The U.S 3rd Marines for providing humanitarian assistance to the victims of typhoon Yolanda/Haiyan. They sets up for the big challenge ahead of what is left by the super typhoon.

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A lot of people are in the Central Tacloban were heavily affected by the typhoon that are mostly near the sea, and many of the roads are now operable and a lot of debris are everywhere. 

"THANK YOU FOR REACHING OUT"

TO ALL THE COUNTRIES THAT HELPED THE PHILIPPINES, AND TO ALL FILIPINO'S AROUND THE WORLD. A BIG THANK YOU FOR YOUR BIG HEART IN THIS KIND OF SITUATION.]

Yolanda/Haiyan aftermath

The aftermath of Typhoon Haiyan

Tacloban Philippines, One of the most powerful storm ever recorded killed at least 3,000 Thousand people in the central philippines, with hughes waves sweeping the coastal villages and devastating one of the main cities of the Region.

Super typhoon Haiyan destroyed about 70 to 80 percent of structure in it's path as it tore through to Leyte provinces,before weakening and heading West for Vietnam.

As Rescue workers struggled to reach the ravaged villages along the coast, where death toll is as yet unknown. Survivors foraged for food or searched for the lost love ones.
Check the latest Images  of the  typhoon Yolanda.
Most of the deaths appear to have been caused by surging sea water strewn with debris that may said resembled a tsunami. 

Tacloban City Airport was all but destroyed as sea waters swept through the city, shattering the glass of the airport tower levelling the terminal and overturning nearby vehicles.

Source: Reuters 

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Typhoon Yolanda/Haiyan

Super Typhoon Haiyan 

Typhoon Haiyan : One of the strongest storms ever recorded, strikes the Philippines with a gusts of up to 200mph (320km/h).

More the 12 million are at risk from the storm, including Cebu, The country's second largest city.
Tacloban Leyte is the most affected area in the Region.


Schools and Offices are closed with ferry services and local flights suspended. Hospitals and soldiers are put in stand-by.Millions of people in vulnerable are forced to seek shelter across 20 provinces.

Source: BBC News Asia 

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News Caster ATOM ARAULLO during his Live coverage at Tacloban city. Despite the danger ahead of him.

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