US EditionIn typhoon-hit Bicol, political clans aiding victims backed projects blamed for flooding
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In typhoon-hit Bicol, political clans aiding victims backed projects blamed for flooding
Bicol, home to the majestic Mount Mayon, is among the country’s most disaster-prone regions. It is regularly battered by storms and other calamities that test the resilience of its people year after year. Rogelio Barajas, a resident of Legazpi City, Albay for over five decades, will never forget how Typhoon Reming (international name: Durian) unleashed a deadly lahar flow in 2006 that swept through his village, Brgy. Mabinit, on the slopes of Ma…
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