Typhoon Odette's damage in Lipata Port in Surigao City

13K views · 192 reactions | Surigao City experiences extreme damage due to Typhoon #OdettePH through the destruction of land, buildings, cars, toppled trees, and landslides; as well as residents of the city who are left wounded. Get updates via Viber: https://bit.ly/36uQLSo Join us on Telegram: https://t.me/onenewsph | ONE News | Facebook

2.4K views · 25 reactions | The damage caused by Typhoon Odette to the agriculture sector has so far reached nearly P6 billion “and still counting,” with over 61,000 farmers and fishermen affected, Agriculture Secretary William Dar said Tuesday. Read more: https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/1532928/fwd-odette-damage-to-agriculture-reaches-almost-6-billion | INQUIRER.net | Facebook

Update for Typhoon Odette in Eastern Portions of Bohol. No signal coverage and Electricty in Second district and neighboring 3rd District Municipalities. Most Barangays are inaccessible due to fallen trees and damaged roads. As of now, no update from Island Barangays since most passenger boats were wrecked by the typhoon. The Local Government Unit of affected Municipalities are doing their best efforts to repond to people’s immediate needs. Please extend your help by coordinating to our Local Go

823 reactions · 58 shares | When Typhoon Odette devastated the country last December, communities were quick to take action in lifting each other up. This Filipino spirit of bayanihan provided thousands of families in Visayas and Mindanao with crucial support to weather the storm and find hope for recovery. Daghang salamat to the Ayala Land volunteers who engaged with affected communities for relief operations! #AlagangAyalaLand | Ayala Land, Inc. | Facebook