How did you prepare for Typhoon Mangkhut?

 “We didn’t do anything different. We grew up with typhoons so we already knew what to prepare. We boarded up the house, but we did not have to put up a lot of boards since our house has typhoon-proof [windows]. We basically just stocked up on batteries, butane, non-perishable...
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Saipan Mayor’s Office notes eight fallen trees

The Saipan Mayor’s Office logged fallen tree removal requests throughout the island during their recovery efforts Tuesday after the passage of Typhoon Mangkhut. According to Joann Aquino, mayor’s office director of field operations, there were about eight such requests. Although...
Posted On Sep 13 2018 06:06
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SO YOU KNOW

All government offices on Rota will reopen today, Sept. 13, 2018. Government offices on Tinian and Saipan resumed normal operations yesterday, Sept. 12. *** The Marianas Visitors Authority advised yesterday that the Rota Coconut Festival scheduled for Sept. 13-15 will be...
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Mayor’s office to focus on clearing Saipan villages

The Saipan Mayor ‘s Office will be concentrating on villages to do cleanup and clearing of fallen debris after Typhoon Mangkhut hit the island last Monday. In a chance interview with David M. Apatang on Tuesday, he said his office sits down and do assessment work with the...
Posted On Sep 13 2018 06:00
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