BATTERED BY STORM SURGE AND HIGH TIDE A total of 3,156 families or 6,241 individuals were evacuated to 33 evacuation centers across the city before the onslaught of Super Typhoon “Uwan.” Most of the evacuees were residents living near coastal areas who either left voluntarily or were forcibly and preemptively…
SAVING ONE’S HOUSE — A man tries to save what is left of the roof of their house along Jose De Venecia Extension in Lucao after it was toppled by strong winds brought by the super typhoon Uwan PH on Sunday night. The house is a few meters away from Calmay…
SAVING ONE’S HOUSE
A portion of the Lingayen Baywalk, a multi-million-peso infrastructure project, has been severely damaged following the onslaught of Super Typhoon Uwan. Retired Colonel Sonny Versoza, a vocal critic of the project, expressed dismay over the extensive damage caused by the storm surge, which devastated key sections of the coastline. The storm surge…
Devastated infra projects along Lingayen Baywalk slammed
SECOND District Rep. Mark Cojuangco clarified in a statement his recent social media post regarding the recent flooding in Cebu, emphasizing that his comments were taken out of context and never meant to blame the victims of the tragedy. “I grieve with the families in Cebu. Nakikiramay po ako,” Cojuangco…
Cojuangco clarifies tweet on Cebu flood tragedy
(Filed by 104.7 iFM Dagupan) Pangasinan registers zero death from “Uwan” NO casualty was reported in Pangasinan as a result of Super Typhoon Uwan (International name: Fung-wong) as of Wednesday, November 12, according to the Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (PDRRMO). PDRRMO attributed the zero casualty to the preemptive evacuation of residents,…
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DAMAGED SHED—One of the heavily damaged sheds along the baywalk in Lingayen during the storm surge spawned by the onslaught of super typhoon “Uwan” cannot escape the eyes of passers-by. (PUNCHphoto by Cesar Ramirez)
DAMAGED SHED
A total of 200,914 families or 670,422 individuals were affected by Super Typhoon “Uwan” (International name: Fong Wou), which lashed Pangasinan from November 9 to 10, according to the Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (PDRRMO). Of the total affected, 4,052 families or 12,359 individuals sought refuge in various…
600K affected by super typhoon “Uwan” in Pangasinan
SEVERAL low-lying barangays in Calasiao have been submerged as the water level in the Marusay River reached a critical point, according to the latest report from the Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (MDRRMO). The MDRRMO reported that the river’s water level has risen to eight feet above normal,…
Rising water levels in Marusay River inundate 7 Calasiao barangays
THE local government of Malasiqui is working round the clock to provide relief and restore normalcy after Typhoon “Uwan” brought extensive damage to homes and farmlands in the town. Mayor Alfie Soriano reported that the typhoon left a trail of destruction, damaging 415 houses—some totally destroyed, while others lost their…
“Uwan” destroys over 400 homes in Malasiqui
POLICE seized around ₱13.6 million worth of shabu and arrested two high-value targets in an early morning buy-bust operation in Barangay Ilog-Malino, Bolinao on November 12. The operation, conducted around 6:50 AM, was a joint effort of the PNP Drug Enforcement Group (DEG), Pangasinan Provincial Police Office, and the PDEA…




