(Pics) Typhoon Ondoy in Provident Village, Marikina
September 30, 2009
Marikina City, Philippines — Provident Village is unfortunately now becoming famous for being one of the hardest-hit areas in Metro Manila by Typhoon Ondoy.
Here are some pictures of tropical storm Ondoy battering the village and its impact on the residents.
Photos: Impact of Ondoy in Provident Village, Marikina
If you wish to help the Provident Village residents and other victims of Typhoon Ondoy, please see the article How to donate to Typhoon Ondoy victims.
* We do not claim ownership on any of the photos. Copyright is reserved to the owners cited below.
Image Credits: PinoyBiz; My Health Blog; Rafa Dinglasan
See also:
- Typhoon Ondoy: Pictures, videos
- (PICS) Bagyong Ondoy lashes the Philippines
- How to donate to Typhoon Ondoy victims
September 30th, 2009 at %I:%M %p
Wow, that’s terrible man, but….Tsunami in Indonesia is much worst than this storm. Tsunami causes many deaths and many destructions.
October 1st, 2009 at %I:%M %p
This is terrible. We were lucky that even though we were also badly hit by typhoon Ondoy, the catastrophe effect was not that worst compared to Provident Village. However, our village nowadays is still sumberged with floods reaching thigh level and the water is not subsiding!
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October 5th, 2009 at %I:%M %p
to miss riza::::: thank u very much for a wonderful and loving comment about the typhoon that hitted us here..we really almost got killed here,me,the people and most my love ones
October 6th, 2009 at %I:%M %p
I still get goosebumps when I see pictures of familiar houses, cars, and sidewalks that ended up like this. I just visited our house in Provident last night and the streets are still filled with a thick layer of mud. I can even smell the stench of decay and it’s not hard to find the bodies of animals that drowned during the flood.
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August 18th, 2010 at %I:%M %p
Damn! That’s pretty bad. Sometimes we forget how lucky we are when disasters like this happen, but don’t affect us because they are so far away!