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Battered by Sendong, spared by Basyang: how a flood control project could save lives and properties
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Battered by Sendong, spared by Basyang: how a flood control project could save lives and properties
UPDATED ILIGAN CITY (MindaNews / 10 February) — Residents of Orchid Homes, a subdivision with over 300 houses by the mouth of Mandulog River that was one of the most badly hit areas during Typhoon Sendong in 2011, did not have a good night’s sleep when Tropical Storm Basyang swept across Iligan late evening of February 5 until the early hours of February 6. Orchid homes shortly after Sendong (left); the same subdivision a day after Basyang. Mind…
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