VOICED : Filipinas teme 10.000 muertos por tifon

Typhoon Haiyan devastated Tacloban, Philippines, with massive waves and winds up to 315 km/h, resulting in an estimated 10,000 deaths and 2,000 missing. The storm severely impacted central islands, destroying over 70% of structures in Palo. Survivors are in dire need of aid, facing communication and rescue challenges. The disaster is compared to the 2004 tsunami, highlighting the frequent typhoons in the region.

¿Cómo se sentían las autoridades ante la magnitud de la catástrofe?

¿Por qué se considera que esta podría ser la peor catástrofe natural en la historia reciente de Filipinas?