Written by: Jhesset O. Enano, Matthew Reysio-Cruz, Philippine Daily Inquirer
(First of three parts)
MANILA, Philippines — Every morning, Roneldo Papong heads to a spartan hut on the edge of Marikina River, where he spends the hours keeping watch over the waters that once nearly killed him.
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Written by: Klaire Ting, Vera Files
September 26, 2009 began just like another rainy day for Corazon Tosio as she saw dark clouds looming over the Marikina River from her house. She knew a storm was brewing. She even knew its name was Ondoy.
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Written by: Mark Demayo, ABS-CBN News
Marikina residents remember Typhoon Ondoy, which unleashed a month’s volume of rain in just six hours 10 years ago, during a lecture forum in Malanday, Marikina on Thursday. According to the Center for Women’s Resources, some survivors of the devastating typhoon still need post-disaster counselling because of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and is calling on the government for long-term and adequate disaster response.
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Written by: Chito Chavez, Manila Bulletin
Survivors of the disastrous tropical storm “Ondoy” in 2009, where 4.9 Filipinos were affected, still feel the pain and horror 10 years after the tragedy and are in dire need of post-disaster counseling, a women’s group said Thursday.
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Typhoon Ondoy (International Name: Ketsana) is considered as one of the worst disasters that hit the Philippines in terms of number of people affected. On September 26, 2009, typhoon Ondoy devastated many parts of the Philippines and affected more than 4.9 million Filipinos.
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