FA: Photo Blog by [AP-STUDENT] Bien Marie Antonio https://padlet.com/apbienmarieantonio/vgjq4ocfy533xzbj HEALTH 9 Q1 SOT3_Environmental Health Problems_2021-2022 en-us 2021-09-19 03:52:25 UTC 2021-09-19 04:19:27 UTC hello@padlet.com Typhoon Yolanda apbienmarieantonio https://padlet.com/apbienmarieantonio/vgjq4ocfy533xzbj/wish/1751148344 Typhoons can greatly affect all living things, including us humans. People can be killed, injured, or lost during typhoons. An example of those possible effects is already on your screens. This photo is taken after Typhoon Yolanda had happened. ]]> 2021-09-19 04:16:12 UTC https://padlet.com/apbienmarieantonio/vgjq4ocfy533xzbj/wish/1751148344 apbienmarieantonio https://padlet.com/apbienmarieantonio/vgjq4ocfy533xzbj/wish/1751149519
Now that we already know what are the possible causes of this calamity, let’s now tackle the long and short-term solutions for these problems. My groupmates and I thought that giving relief products to those harmed by the typhoon can be both a short-term and long-term answer. Planting trees can also help to decrease flooding during and after a hurricane. These are our insights about Typhoon Yolanda, I hope you understand something about the topic, that’s all thank you for reading!




 



]]> 2021-09-19 04:17:48 UTC https://padlet.com/apbienmarieantonio/vgjq4ocfy533xzbj/wish/1751149519 apbienmarieantonio https://padlet.com/apbienmarieantonio/vgjq4ocfy533xzbj/wish/1751150528 According to PAGASA, the Philippines is vulnerable to tropical cyclones due to its geographic location, which often brings severe rainfall and flooding across large areas, as well as strong winds, resulting in countless human deaths, agricultural and property loss. That explains why Typhoon Yolanda had such a severe effect on the Philippines, especially on the island of Leyte and the Eastern Visayas.


]]> 2021-09-19 04:19:00 UTC https://padlet.com/apbienmarieantonio/vgjq4ocfy533xzbj/wish/1751150528 apbienmarieantonio https://padlet.com/apbienmarieantonio/vgjq4ocfy533xzbj/wish/1751150791 Typhoon Yolanda occurred on November 3, 2013. It wreaked havoc on the Visayas Islands. The typhoon affected a total of 2,146,341 families or 9,923,341 people. Typhoon Yolanda, commonly known as "Haiyan," damaged 1.1 million homes, devastated 33 million coconut trees which is a vital source of livelihood, and affected the lives of 5.9 million people. The total cost of the damage is projected to be $5.8 billion. This typhoon greatly affected the lives of many Filipinos. That’s why governments are always trying to find a solution in order to mitigate the effects of typhoons’ during and after-effects. But first, before finding a solution for the typhoon, let’s get to know what are the possible causes of this calamity.]]> 2021-09-19 04:19:22 UTC https://padlet.com/apbienmarieantonio/vgjq4ocfy533xzbj/wish/1751150791