This is the continuation of my previous blog, after we ate lunch, I decided to roam around and my cousin told me I should came to their house. He first told me if he could borrow my phone to take a picture, and to surprise me on what happens in the front of their house.
I already knew that the big tree detach from its root because of the strong wind. But I accompanied my cousin since I can't trust him holding my phone. As I saw it firsthand, I could see how strong the wind is, some of the branches, banana and the leaf were crashed off by the wind. I stayed for a while looking at the surroundings.
This was the situation of my uncle's dirty kitchen all of their plates and kitchen utensils were blown off by the wind.
I took some photos on this side and there are a lot of big trees in here it's dangerous for them to stay in here.
These are my bodyguards, they accompanied me in here so I could took a picture and show it with you. This was the situation here in Ilihan and how come the Cebu part like the talisay, mandaue, danao, balamaban and also a lot more that experiencing a strong flood that they didn't expect, they were all prepared but they aren't prepared for the sudden flood. Some of their houses were flown by the strong flood, there are also some people were drowned by the sudden high level of the flood. Also those animals that were so scared facing the flood they were stranded on one tree and they were hugging. The only way they could be safe, was climbing the roof. It was devastating to see, what they are experiencing on the Typhoon tino but it also exposed those people who damaged our mother nature.
We still don't have an electricity right now, so we rely on the free charging station on our barangay.
I hope the electricity gets back in your area soon @iamlovelykate. It is heartbreaking see and read news about people in Cebu City who suffered so much to the typhoon Tino. I hope the debris and destruction in your area gets cleaned soon and start to recover. Let's pray for everyone's recovery and safety.
The typhoon Tino really left your place at a chaotic state. Hopefully you can all recover from this catastrophe.
We didn't felt the Typhoon Tino, but I sympathize with your hardships and to your community. Recently, we also face the heaviness and lashing of bagyong Uwan, there's no electricity here also until now, I hope the power interruption will be figure out as soon as possible because I have two senior citizen and one dog companion here in our house.