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|  Natural Disasters Now, Milenyo (International Name: XANGSANE) has left its mark in history as one of the few typhoons that hit (and destroyed) modern Manila and its surrounding areas. Mega Manila's hora de peligro Baywalk, Roxas Boulevard, Manila   Ortigas Center, Pasig City  Makati Central Business District   EDSA-Magallanes Interchange, Makati City   Fort Bonifacio Global City, Taguig City   City of Santa Rosa, Province of Laguna   from flickr.com | |||||||||||
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1st October 2006, 13:52
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| The Aftermath Baywalk, Roxas Boulevard, Manila   Near United Nations Avenue, Manila  Estrella Street corner EDSA, Makati City    Mall of Asia, Pasay City   EDSA-Magallanes Interchange, SLEX, Makati City  Makati Central Business District   Coastal Mall-MIA Road, Pasay City  MMDA Center, EDSA-Guadalupe, Makati City  Fort Bonifacio Global City, Taguig City  Bay City Church (near SM Mall of Asia), Pasay City  Crowne Plaza Hotel Galleria Manila, Quezon City  from flickr.com and Inq7.net | |||||||||||
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1st October 2006, 13:54
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| The Aftermath in Brief Areas under State of Calamity Province of Albay Province of Cavite Parts of Sorsogon City of Manila City of Navotas City of Muntinlupa ~Fatalities: 76 ~only 60% of electricity restored in areas covered by Meralco ~65% of Region 4 have electricity ~All of Region 5 has no electricity Metro Malls with extensive damage 1) SM Mall of Asia (concrete slabs collapsed) 2) Shangri-La Plaza (cinema roof collapsed) 3) Robinsons Galleria (roof collapsed) 4) Greenbelt, Ayala Center (roof collapsed) 5) Market! Market! (roof collapsed) ~NAIA now open, currently over, over-capacity; airport closed Thursday, the first time in 15 years ~Skyway and SLEX now passable ~United States Embassy, Banks and Stock Market closed today; Classes suspended in NCR ~For Saturday, no cancellation of classes ~Manila Mayor Lito Atienza assessed Php 335 million worth of infrasturcture damage in Manila City alone. ~Millions of infrastructure damaged in Metro Manila, Region 4, 5 and 6 | |||||||||||
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14th December 2006, 20:37
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| Excuse me...I got a question. Do you remember the fatal explosion of The Pinatubo Volcano in 1991?? My opinion is the most tragic, and expensive natural disaster in all Filipinas... All the typhoons, all the earthquakes is nothing with the power of the Pinatubo. | |||||||||||
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| yup...that's believed to be the worst volcanic eruption in the earth... but it's dormant again.. we hope no more eruption in the near future.. | |||||||||||
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