Frauleine S. Villanueva-Dizon, Author at Saipan Tribune

Thousands line up for hours for water, MREs

Drinking water and meals ready-to-eat or MREs were distributed yesterday by the local government, volunteers, and members of the U.S Marines Corps that arrived Saturday aboard USS Ashland. About four trucks of the Marine Corps were used to deliver supplies to three sites: Kagman...

Posted On Aug 10 2015 06:06

, By Frauleine S. Villanueva-Dizon

NWS: Wind forecasts were ‘too low’

The National Weather Service in Guam said they did not expect Typhoon Soudelor to be as strong as it was and that wind forecasts were “too low”—substantiating reports on the ground of stronger winds and speculations of those who woke up to Soudelor’s destruction that the 120...

Posted On Aug 07 2015 06:06

, By Frauleine S. Villanueva-Dizon

Residents worry of another ‘typhoon’;

Four days after Typhoon Soudelor devastated Saipan, rumors of another “typhoon” coming are worrying some residents, particularly those that are still recovering and staying in shelters. “The community doesn’t have to worry,” public information specialist LJ Castro said. “We...

Posted On Aug 07 2015 06:06

, By Frauleine S. Villanueva-Dizon

EOC: 384 houses were destroyed

– ARC assesses 808 affected houses – Torres says no shortage of fuel, food yet According to the initial assessment made by the Emergency Operations Center, some 384 houses on Saipan were destroyed when Typhoon Soudelor slammed into the Commonwealth early Monday...

Posted On Aug 06 2015 06:04

, By Frauleine S. Villanueva-Dizon

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Thousands line up for hours for water, MREs

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Residents worry of another ‘typhoon’;

EOC: 384 houses were destroyed

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