Typhoon Goni: Philippine Island Mops Up, May Be Without Power for Months

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Catanduanes Governor Joseph Cua and Other Officials Said the Typhoon Whipped up 5-Metre (16-Foot) Storm Surges Which Damaged or Swept Away Thousands of Houses. Cua Described the Onslaught as “Severe”. About 80 per Cent of the Electricity Posts on the Island Were Toppled and Roads Linking the Province’s 11 Towns Remained Impassable, Cua Said.

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