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    1:38 PM  SGTNov 10, 2013    
Environment & HealthFeatuerdHaiyanPhilippinestyphoonsVietnam   
Typhoon Haiyan Headed to Northern Vietnam

 By Nguyen Pham Muoi and Vu Trong Khanh



Agence France-Presse/Getty Images


Typhoon Haiyan is heading for northern Vietnam and is forecast to make landfall Sunday night, triggering heavy rains that authorities fear may cause dangerous floods and landslides in northern provinces, including in Hanoi.
The typhoon was 115 miles east of the coastline of Vietnam’s central provinces at 0300 GMT and was moving west-northwest, according to the National Center for Hydro-Meteorology. Read More »
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    12:19 PM  SGTNov 6, 2013    
AsiaEnvironment & HealthFeaturedPhilippinestyphoonsweather disturbances   
Philippines Braces for Super Typhoon

 By Cris Larano and Josephine Cuneta
Philippine disaster officials have hoisted the highest warning alert level over a “super typhoon” that could directly hit the central part of the Southeast Asian country on Friday, including areas recently devastated by a massive earthquake.



European Pressphoto Agency


Glaiza Escullar, a forecaster of the weather bureau Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration, said that Haiyan–which will be called Yolanda once it enters Philippine waters early Thursday–is already packing central winds of 150 kilometers per hour. It could strengthen as it hovers above the Pacific Ocean, picking up more moisture and heat that adds to its intensity. Read More »
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    11:49 AM  SGTOct 1, 2013    
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Typhoon Wutip Leaves at Least 3 Dead in Central Vietnam


 
By Vu Trong KhanhTyphoon Wutip killed at least three people, damaged homes and crops, and caused electrical blackouts in Vietnam’s central coastal area, where it made landfall on Monday evening.
The government told provinces in central Vietnam on Tuesday to watch for possible flooding and to quickly deal with the consequences of Wutip, including treating the injured, repairing houses, restoring telecommunication and electricity systems and cleaning streets.
Wutip is the strongest typhoon to hit  Vietnam since 2006, said Bui Minh Tang, head of National Centre for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting. Read More »

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    1:03 PM  SGTSep 30, 2013    
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Typhoon Wutip Heads for Vietnam’s Central Coast

By Vu Trong KhanhHANOI–Vietnam has ordered the evacuation of more than 58,000 people from central coastal areas and called boats ashore ahead of a typhoon that is forecast to make landfall late Monday.



Agence France-Presse/Getty Images


Packed with wind speeds of up to 149 kilometers an hour, typhoon Wutip was 170 kilometers east of the central coast at 0000 GMT and was moving west-northwest at 20 kilometers an hour, according to the National Centre for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting.
“We are evacuating people from coastal districts and flood-prone areas to safe shelters in higher grounds,” Ngo Duc Song with the anti-flood and storm department of Quang Binh province told The Wall Street Journal. Read More »
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    12:40 PM  SGTSep 22, 2013    
Environment & HealthSoutheast AsiaFeaturedHong KongPhilippinesTyphoon Usagityphoons   
Typhoon Usagi Leaves at Least Two Dead in Philippines

By Cris LaranoMANILA–Typhoon Usagi, the strongest tropical cyclone to hit the Philippines since 2010, left at least two people dead and two missing as it pounded the Southeast Asian country’s northernmost islands especially hard before moving on toward Hong Kong on Sunday.



Reuters


Usagi delivered winds with gusts of up to 250 kilometers per hour on Saturday, when it passed through the northern tip of the main island of Luzon. Separately, further south, Manila was not in the full path but still got hit with heavy rain.
“Manila Bay is calmer today than it was yesterday…. It’s still raining and windy,” Mon Lozano, a central bank officer, said Sunday of his observation from a window in his room at the Sofitel, a hotel in Manila at the Cultural Center complex whose main restaurant facing the bay was damaged by a storm surge a few years ago.
The National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council said two passengers drowned and two others were missing in a mishap on Friday tied to Usagi. By then, Usagi was creating huge swells in waters off northwestern Luzon island, where the boat capsized. Boat travel became increasingly dangerous. Read More »
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    8:18 AM  SGTAug 12, 2013    
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Philippines Braces For Typhoon Utor

 By Cris Larano
MANILA — Classes in the Philippine capital and several provinces were suspended Monday as Typhoon Utor, the strongest weather disturbance to enter the country so far this year threatens the main island of Luzon.



Associated Press


Weather forecasters told a televised briefing that Typhoon Utor is expected to batter the northeastern province of Aurora early Monday. Typhoon signals were raised in other areas in Luzon while authorities warned of possible landslides and floods.
The National Disaster Risk Reduction Management Council, or NDRRMC, said the government hospitals have been placed on alert while the Department of Social Welfare and Development has prepositioned emergency supplies to areas that will likely to be hit by the typhoon. Read More »
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