Where did Typhoon Glenda hit the Philippines?
eastern Rapu-Rapu island
Typhoon Rammasun or Glenda in the Philippines hit eastern Rapu-Rapu island on 15 July 2014. Thousands evacuated from coastal villages.
Where is the first landfall of Typhoon Glenda?
province of Albay
Perez said Glenda, which hit mid-July 2014, made landfall as a typhoon with maximum winds of 150 kilometers per hour (km/h) and gustiness of up to 180 km/h. It made landfall in the province of Albay, located in the region of Bicol. Glenda left 106 people dead, 1,250 injured, and 5 missing.
How many died in Typhoon Glenda?
222Typhoon Rammasun / Total fatalities
What is the wind speed of typhoon Glenda?
162 mphTyphoon Rammasun / Highest wind speed
In what direction did Glenda moved?
“Glenda” was already a tropical storm (international name “KOMPASU”) with maximum sustained winds of 65 kph and gustiness of 85 kph when it entered the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR) in the afternoon of August 29. It then moved in a west northwest direction at an average speed of 19 kph.
What happened during typhoon Glenda?
Out of the affected, 525,791 persons or 99,548 families were displaced and evacuated to 1,200 evacuation centers. A total of 26,259 houses were damaged by Glenda. The NDRRMC also reported a total of Php 892 million worth of damages to infrastructure and Php 4.5 billion worth of damages to agriculture.
When did Glenda enter the Philippine area of responsibility?
Typhoon Glenda was barreling through Metro Manila with winds of up to 185 kilometers per hour. Glenda (international name Rammasun) entered the Philippine Area of Responsibility on Sunday, June 13.
What is the effect of typhoon Glenda?
A total of 330,433 families / 1,600,298 persons were affected in the said regions. Out of the total affected, 97,055 families / 518,764 persons were displaced and served inside 1,264 evacuation centers. A total of 97 persons were reported dead, 460 were injured, and 6 are still missing.