TAUFAN SUPER HAIYAN

Sekitar awal november 2013, dunia di kejutkan dengan kedatangan super taufan yang di kenali sebagai TAUFAN HAIYAN. Kelajuannya boleh mencapai 275kmj. Ianya terlalu kuat dan hampir menyamai kelajuan kereta lumba F1.

Ia di kategorikan sebagai taufan ke-5 yakni suatu kelas taufan yang membawa kemudaratan dan kemusnahan total. Sizenya terlampau besar yakni ia hampir sebesar negara Filipina. Manakala 'mata'nya pula kecil. Menurut pengkaji taufan dan juga cuaca, semakin kecil 'mata' taufan, ia bermakna semakin laju dan teruk binasa yang boleh di lakukannya.

Berikut adalah koleksi gambar kemusnahan taufan ini. DI katakan, kemusnahan di Filipina menyamai kemusnahan Tsunami Acheh. Akan tetapi, kebinasaan ini bukan lah membinasakan suatu kawasan kecil sahaja, tapi ia menyeluruh satu negara. Kini, taufan super ini sedang bergerak ke Vietnam dan melalui selatan china. Pada tika itu, kelajuan dan size taufan ini sudah makin berkurangan. Sedikit sebanyak, taufan ini menyebabkan perubahan cuaca di negara Malaysia. Ia menjadikan Malaysia dan sekitarnya mendung dan hujan renyai-renyai. Bersyukurlah kerana kita di letakkan di kawasan yang selamat. Akan tetapi, jangan pula kita leka kerana binasa seperti ini bila-bila masa boleh terjadi.

/AFP PHOTO / TED ALJIBE The true scale of Super Typhoon Haiyan can be seen from the air. /AFP PHOTO / TED ALJIBE The town of Guiuan is situated on a spit of land in the southeast of Samar Island. /AFP PHOTO / TED ALJIBE The town was severely damaged by the super typhoon, and aid may take several days to reach the survivors. /AFP PHOTO / TED ALJIBE Guiuan is to the east of Tacloban and saw some of the worst conditions of the storm. /AFP PHOTO / TED ALJIBE The city was devastated by winds of approximately 300 kph, and a storm surge of over 5 metres. /AFP PHOTO / TED ALJIBE Although the residents were advised to evacuate, a number of people stayed to protect their homes. /AFP PHOTO / TED ALJIBE The storm surge that pushed across land was like a tsunami, and bulldozed everything in its path. /AFP PHOTO / TED ALJIBE After the flood waters recede, everything is coated with a thick film of mud. /AFP PHOTO / TED ALJIBE With their homes destroyed, survivors assemble makeshift tents whilst they wait for help on Victory Island, near Guiuan. /AFP PHOTO / TED ALJIBE It will take many more days before aid finally starts to trickle through to all those who are in desperate need of help.