Post-Hagibis Sights

By Saipan Tribune

Posted on Oct 09 2019

: A car creates a splash as it makes its way past a patch of flooded road in Tanapag. (Iva Maurin)

: The tin fence at a construction site in San Roque got knocked down by the strong winds of Super Typhoon Hagibis. (Kevin Calibo)

: The wind brought by the tail end of Super Typhoon Hagibis whips up strong waves near the Smiling Cove Marina. Managaha Island is shown in the background. (Iva Maurin)

: The Smiling Cove Marina dock served as a safe refuge for boats during Super Typhoon Hagibis. (Iva Maurin)

: Coastal erosion caused by Super Typhoon Hagibis muddies the water near the Smiling Cove Marina. (Iva Maurin)

: The strong winds of Super Typhoon Hagibis knocks down a tin fence at the contruction site of Imperial Pacific Resort. (Kevin Calibo)

: The road at the intersection of Jonny’s Bar & Grill is flooded in the wake of Super Typhoon Hagibis. (Kevin Calibo)

: A stretch of the road across the Commonwealth Utilities Corp. Power Plant 1 is flooded in the wake of Super Typhoon Hagibis. (Kevin Calibo)

: Floods inundate many parts of Saipan in the wake of Super Typhoon Hagibis. (Kevin Calibo)

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