Typhoon

In the aftermath of Typhoon Bopha, survivors faced a dire humanitarian crisis. Thousands were left homeless, relying on makeshift shelters and…

Japan’s Deadliest Storm That Exposed Catastrophic Failures In Disaster Preparedness.

Despite efforts to rebuild, progress was slow and inefficient, with many areas still in ruins for years after the storm.

The impact of Typhoon Ida changed Japan’s approach to disaster management. It highlighted the gaps in infrastructure, particularly in storm…

With wind speeds surpassing 195 mph (315 km/h) and storm surges reaching over 6 metres (20 feet), entire communities were wiped out.

Typhoon Fred made landfall in Taiwan in August 1994, bringing with it violent winds reaching speeds of up to 185 km/h and relentless rainfall.

The typhoon, which lasted for several days, caused catastrophic damage that Hong Kong wasn’t prepared for.

The city of Shantou, once a bustling hub of commerce and trade, was ravaged in mere hours, reduced to a scene of chaos and despair.

Typhoon Kathleen’s devastating impact led to sweeping changes in Japan’s approach to disaster management. The typhoon highlighted gaps in…

Packing winds that reached up to 160 km/h (100 mph), the typhoon ravaged the city with an unrelenting fury, turning the bustling port and…