Super Typhoon Haiyan struck the Philippines on November 8-9, 2013, leading to an estimated 1,200 deaths and widespread destruction, including severe flooding and power outages. The typhoon's winds reached 380 kph (290 mph) and caused billions in economic losses, exacerbated by an expected follow-up typhoon and previous damage from a 7.2 magnitude earthquake in Bohol. The earthquake on October 15, 2013, left 43,000 people impacted and over 100 dead, with significant structural damage in Cebu City.

1. TACLOBAN

2. SUPER TYPHOON HAIYAN
LEAVES AN ESTIMATED 1,200
PEOPLE DEAD IN THE
PHILIPPINES; MOVES TOWARDS
VIETNAM
NOVEMBER 8-9, 2013

3. HAILYAN: A SUPER
TYPHOON

4. RATED AS PROBABLY THE
STRONGEST TYPHOON
EVER TO STRIKE THE
PHILIPPINES

5. TACLOBAN

6. IMPACTS IN THE
PHILIPPINES
• Wide spread flooding and
power outages
• Winds of 380 kph (290 mph)
• An estimated 1,200 people
dead
• Economic losses in the billions

7. TWO EXACERBATING
FACTORS
1) ANOTHER TYPHOON WITH
APPROXIMATELY THE SAME PATH
EXPECTED IN 3-4 DAYS
2) HAIYAN FOLLOWED A DAMAGING
QUAKE

8. The typhoon Impacted
Bohol, where a 7.2
magnitude earthquake left
thousands homeless in
October.

9. LOCATION MAP

10. BOHOL: THE PHILIPPINE’S
10TH LARGEST ISLAND

11. 8:12 AM, OCTOBER 15, 2013
• At 8:12 am, a magnitude 7.2 earthquake
occurred at a depth of 20 km (12 miles)
near Carmen and Cebu city.
• 43,000 people impacted.
• Over 100 dead.
• Rescuers struggled to reach patients in
a collapsed hospital.
• Power outages over a wide area.

12. DAMAGED ROAD

13. 8:12 AM, OCTOBER 15, 2013
• Historic Basillica del Sto Nino
damaged.
• Heavy damage in Cebu City.
• Damaged houses leave many displaced
victims.

14. BASILLICA DEL STO NINO
DAMAGED