Specifically, typhoon Bualoi (or storm No. 10) and its subsequent effects have caused widespread havoc. Communities were ravaged by fierce winds, submerged by rising waters, or hit by tornadoes and traffic-cutting landslides. The human cost is profound, with families losing loved ones, hundreds of homes collapsing, and thousands left penniless and exhausted.
In the face of such tragedy, human love has shone once again. Ministries, agencies, and official forces have responded urgently to rescue and support those affected. Across the nation, people have turned their hearts toward the disaster zones, embodying the spirit of "mutual love" and "the healthy leaves cover the torn leaves" (solidarity).
Relief shipments and working groups bravely navigated floods and forests, delivering warmth, love, and connecting hope. Their primary mission was to ensure that no one went hungry or cold amid the intense hardship.
Simultaneously, at the very epicenter of the natural disaster, military forces, police, and local authorities have worked tirelessly day and night. Their efforts are focused on helping people overcome the immediate consequences, rebuild homes, restore critical traffic links, and stabilize community life.
