Living with tropical cyclones


This time it is Juan; it almost totally devastated the province of Isabela and other nearby provinces. At the time I am writing this post there is a danger that it could return because it has remained quasi-stationary in the South China Sea.

Rice warehouses, infrastructure, rice plantation in Isabela: everything almost wiped out.

God help our country.

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