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Cebu : Philippines | May 09, 2011 at 11:32 PM PDT
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Skooter report 05/10/11

(Update of tropical storm) Tropical storm “Bebeng” (international name: Aere) pounded the Philippines, and left fifteen people dead and nearly 70,000 people were forced to leave from their homes, the government said Tuesday.

People reportedly killed as tropical storm Bebeng left the country were due to floods, landslides and road accidents. Casualties were reported six in Camarines Sur, four in Albay, and one each in Bulacan, Catanuanes, Northern Samar, Leyte and Las Pinas. The radio report said that two were wounded and three are still missing in the Bicol Region.

The storm had weakened and was exiting the northern Philippines on Tuesday morning, according to the national weather bureau. Tropical storm Bebeng is moving away from the country and it was expected to move close to Japan’s southwest coast by Tuesday.

Bebeng's maximum sustained winds had fallen to 65 kilometers (40.3 miles) an hour, from 85 kilometers (52.7 miles) an hour on Sunday. Initial estimate of damages to the farming sector was more than $2.7 million.

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LA BONNE VIE People play as waves slam into the seawall at Manila's coastal community of Navotas on Monday as tropical storm Bebeng (international name: Aere) continued to bring heavy rains across large parts of the Philippines.
skooter is based in Cebu, Central Visayas, Philippines, and is an Anchor for Allvoices.
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Posted By mhatter99 Martin Kloess | about 2 years ago
Nicely Written, thank you
Posted By Senaratne Senaratne | about 2 years ago
Is this kind of natural disasters God's wrath, Skoot?
I keep on wondering.
Reply By skooter skooter | about 2 years ago
Yes, this I believe God's will and at the same time, typhoon season is about to begin here in the Phil. The Filipinos are used to tropical storms since they were born. There's no way to stop it.
Posted By Hafsakhan Hafsakhan | about 2 years ago
Good reporting an d thanks for sharing. . .rated up
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