oh noooo this is just heartbreaking what the ppl in philippines r going thru my heart goes out to them & their families they must be so scared & alone right now i can only imagine how devastating it must be 2 experience something like dis & not b able 2 help anyone hope dey get all de help dey need ASAP
Ugh, this is like something straight outta an old disaster movie . I mean, 130 KPH winds and 180KPH gusts? That's just nuts! It's crazy how nature can be so brutal. I feel bad for the people who lost their lives and homes to this thing. But at the same time, it's like... we know all this stuff is coming, right? We've had warnings and all that. So why can't we do more to prepare?
And it's not just the physical damage that's a problem, it's the fact that these disasters always seem to hit the people who need it least. Poverty and displacement are already huge issues in the Philippines, and now this just adds fuel to the fire. It's like, we're doing everything we can to help, but it's never enough, you know?
Anyway, I'm sure the people of the Philippines will be through this eventually. They always are. But it's still really sad to see what these storms do to communities.
Ugh, this is so sad I keep thinking about all those people who lost their lives to that crazy typhoon... it's just devastating to think about families torn apart like that And can you believe the storms just 'weakened slightly' and then still managed to knock out power and basic services? Like, what even is a slight weakening in this case?! The rain was so intense it could literally sweep away cars - I mean, that's some next-level stuff! Anyway, hope those affected get the support they need
I'm literally in shock thinking about all these ppl affected by this typhoon . 130 KPH winds are NO JOKE, you know? I feel so bad for those cars getting swept away like toys... it's just heartbreaking . And the fact that people lost their lives is just devastating... my heart goes out to all the Filipino ppl who are going through this . The gov should def do more to help with the recovery efforts, but at least they're on the scene and trying to help out in any way they can . We need to get those people back on their feet ASAP
omg can you even imagine being stuck in that situation with no electricity or water ?? it's just terrible for those who lost their loved ones & homes...the storm might have weakened a bit but the damage is still super devastating what's the most important thing now tho? i hope the rescue efforts are going well & that everyone affected gets the help they need ASAP
It's heartbreaking to see the Philippines bear the brunt of Typhoon Kalmaegi's wrath... the sheer force of those 180KPH gusts is a stark reminder of Mother Nature's unyielding power . The fact that cars were literally swept away like toys highlights the scale of destruction, and the loss of life is absolutely devastating . I think it's crucial to acknowledge the disproportionate impact of such natural disasters on communities already grappling with poverty and displacement... it's a stark illustration of how climate change affects vulnerable populations . The government's response will be crucial in providing relief and support to those affected, and I hope international aid pours in to help mitigate the effects of this disaster .
oh noooo this is just heartbreaking what the ppl in philippines r going thru 
my heart goes out to them & their families
they must be so scared & alone right now 
i can only imagine how devastating it must be 2 experience something like dis & not b able 2 help anyone 
hope dey get all de help dey need ASAP 
. I mean, 130 KPH winds and 180KPH gusts? That's just nuts! It's crazy how nature can be so brutal. I feel bad for the people who lost their lives and homes to this thing. But at the same time, it's like... we know all this stuff is coming, right? We've had warnings and all that. So why can't we do more to prepare? 
And can you believe the storms just 'weakened slightly' and then still managed to knock out power and basic services? Like, what even is a slight weakening in this case?! 
The rain was so intense it could literally sweep away cars - I mean, that's some next-level stuff! Anyway, hope those affected get the support they need 
. And the fact that people lost their lives is just devastating... my heart goes out to all the Filipino ppl who are going through this 
. The gov should def do more to help with the recovery efforts, but at least they're on the scene and trying to help out in any way they can 
. We need to get those people back on their feet ASAP 
it's just terrible for those who lost their loved ones & homes...the storm might have weakened a bit but the damage is still super devastating 
. The fact that cars were literally swept away like toys highlights the scale of destruction, and the loss of life is absolutely devastating 
. The government's response will be crucial in providing relief and support to those affected, and I hope international aid pours in to help mitigate the effects of this disaster