Thursday, December 5, 2013

DAVAO TODAY | Disaster & Environment | Typhoon Pablo in retrospect


Posted by:  Posted date: December 05, 2013 In: Disaster & Environment, Headline| comment : 0
The story of 2012 was the fury of Typhoon Pablo (International name Bopha), a category 5 storm that left 1,043 dead and 800 more missing, destroyed P26-billion worth of agricultural crops and P7-billion in infrastructure.
Revisit the stories and struggles of Typhoon Pablo survivors as covered by Davao Today.
(some photos lifted from Davao Today’s soon-to-be-released photobook on Pablo)
INSIDE THE STORM
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RELIEF & CIRCUMSTANCE
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EYE OF ANOTHER STORM
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DEMISE
Sister of Benjie Planos, slain leader of the Agusan Manobo group, wails and clings to his body during his burial on Tuesday. Planos’ murder comes weeks after the Manobos returned to their community after an agreement to stop militarization in their community in Loreto, Agusan del Sur. The Manobos pin his murder on paramilitary and soldiers. (davaotoday.com photo by Earl O. Condeza)
A DIFFERENT STORM
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RELEASE KIM GARGAR Kim Gargar's sister (center) and colleagues from the scientist group AGHAM demand for his immediate release, as they slammed the illegal arrest and vilification by the Philippine Army against the scientist. (contributed photo)
NEGLECTED
ISM Presscon July 17 2013
(davaotoday.com)
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