The devastating aftermath of the typhoon proved that we are not fully prepared in times of natural calamities. On the other hand, it gives us the chance to show to our community the sense of “Bayanihan” especially at times of disasters. It is a wake up call to everyone to get involved and make a difference by helping our community.

    For two weeks, torrential rains brought massive flooding throughout our province. Many people had been displaced and properties had been destroyed. The roads became inaccessible and the worst part of this was the schools got flooded and the students resources were either badly damaged or washed out.