Devastating Impact of Typhoon Bopha in 2012
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Disaster Overview : Typhoon Bopha, also known locally as Typhoon Pablo, struck Palau and the Philippines in December 2012. The storm brought winds reaching up to 250 km per hour, leading to massive destruction. In Palau, a state of emergency was declared due to significant damage to infrastructure and buildings. The typhoon made multiple landfalls in the Philippines, severely affecting over 6.2 million people across northern Mindanao, central Visayas, and Palawan. The disaster resulted in a high death toll and widespread displacement.
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