Super Typhoon Haiyan Leaves An Estimated 1,200 People Dead In The Philippines; Damage and casualty statistics predicted to increase dramatically. Storm now moving towards Vietnam November 8-9, 2013. Two Exacerbating Factors: (1) Another Typhoon With Approximately The Same Path Expected In 3-4 Days (2) Haiyan Followed A Damaging Quake. Presentation courtesy of Dr Walter Hays

1. TACLOBAN

2. SUPER TYPHOON HAIYAN
LEAVES AN ESTIMATED 1,200
PEOPLE DEAD IN THE
PHILIPPINES; MOVES TOWARDS
VIETNAM
NOVEMBER 8-9, 2013

3. HAILYAN: A SUPER
TYPHOON

4. RATED AS PROBABLY THE
STRONGEST TYPHOON
EVER TO STRIKE THE
PHILIPPINES

5. TACLOBAN

6. IMPACTS IN THE
PHILIPPINES
• Wide spread flooding and
power outages
• Winds of 380 kph (290 mph)
• An estimated 1,200 people
dead
• Economic losses in the billions

7. TWO EXACERBATING
FACTORS
1) ANOTHER TYPHOON WITH
APPROXIMATELY THE SAME PATH
EXPECTED IN 3-4 DAYS
2) HAIYAN FOLLOWED A DAMAGING
QUAKE

8. The typhoon Impacted
Bohol, where a 7.2
magnitude earthquake left
thousands homeless in
October.

9. LOCATION MAP

10. BOHOL: THE PHILIPPINE’S
10TH LARGEST ISLAND

11. 8:12 AM, OCTOBER 15, 2013
• At 8:12 am, a magnitude 7.2 earthquake
occurred at a depth of 20 km (12 miles)
near Carmen and Cebu city.
• 43,000 people impacted.
• Over 100 dead.
• Rescuers struggled to reach patients in
a collapsed hospital.
• Power outages over a wide area.

12. DAMAGED ROAD

13. 8:12 AM, OCTOBER 15, 2013
• Historic Basillica del Sto Nino
damaged.
• Heavy damage in Cebu City.
• Damaged houses leave many displaced
victims.

14. BASILLICA DEL STO NINO
DAMAGED