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TYPHOON HAIYAN RIPS THROUGH CENTRAL PHILIPPINES

Typhoon Haiyan is a Category 5 storm, the strongest typhoon of 2013 and said to be the “most powerful ever” to make landfall (with winds near 195-200 mph). Perspective: Superstorm Sandy was at 95mph when it hit New Jersey; Hurricane Katrina at 129mph when it hit land.

Pre-emptive evacuations affect more than 161,000 families or more than 790,000 people in 37 provinces

Typhoon Haiyan as seen from space

Haiyan makes 6 landfalls - it affected an island chain in the central Philippines, making landfall in six islands. It gained wind power as it traversed through waters in between.

Haiyan traverses areas affected by magnitude 7.1 earthquake - The earthquake left more than 200 dead on October 16; 1000 injured; 350,000 displaced. The survivors have been living in tents and evacuation areas. It passed through Leyte, Samar, Cebu (2.5 million residents), among others. All with densely populated cities, some of which are the poorest provinces in the country.

100 people killed in Tacloban — first estimate of casualties in the city reported today, November 9. Because the communication lines are down, the news centers have yet to take stock of the full extent of the damage. But the numbers are still expected to rise. The devastation was described as if a tsunami had wracked through it.

2:03PM 11/9: An estimated 4 million people have been affected by the typhoon

4:20PM 11/9: 90% of Baco Town in Oriental Mindoro flooded

4:55 PM 11/9: Bodies still scattered in Leyte as Visayas in shock

5:19PM 11/9: Negros Occidental under a state of calamity

7:34PM 11/9: Local officials expect the number of bodies found in Tacloban to reach 500

eta: 7:45PM 11/9: Iloilo and Palawan declare state of calamity

eta: 8:04PM 11/9: Update: 134 reported dead

eta: 8:30PM 11/9: Thousands homeless in Ormoc, Leyte

The victims need all the help they can get. Cities have been leveled, buildings made of concrete were destroyed by strong winds and storm surges. Communications have yet to be reestablished in most of the areas affected by the typhoon. The full picture left behind by Haiyan has yet to be established yet the devastation reported on television is already extensive. The government is bracing for large-scale relief operations. Virtually 1/3 of the country has been ravaged by this natural disaster. And we need help.

HOW THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY CAN HELP

donations via the Philippine Red Cross (including PayPal)

donations via Habitat for Humanity

donations via ANCOP Foundation USA

eta: donations via UNICEF Philippines

eta2: donations via CARE Australia

eta2: donations via Caritas Internationalis

eta2: donations via GMA Network (credit card, cash, check)

eta2: donations via World Vision

eta2: donations via AmeriCares

eta2: donations via Samaritan’s Purse (Canada)

eta2: donations via Canadian Red Cross (or you can text REDCROSS or ROUGE to 30333 to donate $5)