Huge Sinkhole in Guatemala City

Sinkhole is the natural depression or hole in the surface topography caused by karst processes — the chemical dissolution of carbonate rocks.

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Tropical Storm Agatha

Tropical Storm Agatha was a weak but catastrophic tropical cyclone that brought widespread floods to much of Central America and was considered the “deadliest tropical cyclone in the eastern Pacific” since Hurricane Pauline. It is also the “first storm of the 2010 Pacific Hurricane Season”.

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6.4-magnitude Earthquake rattled Southern Peru

It seems that nowadays, earthquakes are occurring almost everywhere. Perhaps it is because of the climate change, that’s why our environment/mother earth is acting kinda weird now.

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Fire Prevention Tips

Since fires are happening everywhere nowadays, it’s “BEST” that people knows how to prevent it from coming.

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What to do During Fire

Every year lots of fire incidents is happening in and out of the country especially during hot seasons. Fires are very dangerous because:

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Edsa Shangri-La Plaza Mall still 'CLOSED'

As we (akachan & I), passed by at Edsa Shangri-La Plaza Mall on our way to St. Francis Church, we saw that up until today, April 25^th, it is still close for public due to the fire that broke out in the basement stockroom of Rustan’s Supermarket in Shangri-La Plaza Mall in Mandaluyong City around half past 10 in the evening last April 23^rd (Friday).

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Fire in Residential Area in QC

This afternoon, my akachan (bf) together with our friend (Max) had some meeting/bonding together. We had our lunch at McDo El Pueblo. Then we went to St. Francis Square to discuss something. After an hour or so, we parted ways with Max and had some mall-hopping — from St. Francis Square to Robinson’s Galleria, to Podium then to SM Megamall, (for our last destination).

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Philippines rattled 6.2-magnitude earthquake TODAY!

Early afternoon today, 25th of March, a 6.2-magnitude earthquake hit our country, Philippines. I was in the office rendering OT (overtime) when that incident happened.

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6.1 Magnitude Aftershock Earthquake Rattled Haiti

Last Wednesday (January 20, 2010), a week after a 7.0 magnitude earthquake that struck Haiti leaving 200,000 people dead; a strong aftershock once again hit the country around 6:03 am, just before sunrise while many people were still asleep. The aftershock was first estimated at 6.1 magnitude then later revised it to 5.9 magnitude alarming masses of people camping on the streets.

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"Walakasaloloko.info" helping victims of Typhoon Ondoy is now on FACEBOOK

“Walakasaloloko.info” is a website which is included in the Palarong SEO contest with a theme “Sikat ang Pinoy”. The contest aims to help the victims of typhoon Ondoy (which is internationally known as Ketsana) that hits our country (Philippines) September of last year; leaving almost all cities in Metro Manila and many adjoining provinces in a devastated condition plus a high numbers of people and animals dead.

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How You Can Help Haiti Earthquake Victims

Last Wednesday before heading to work, I was able to watch news on TV about the earthquake that hits Haiti and I was so saddened to see thousands of people died in the said disaster.

Haiti is considered to be the poorest in the Western Hemisphere with four out of five people living in poverty and more than half in abject poverty. There is concern that Haitian emergency services are unable to cope with a major disaster and the country is “economically vulnerable” by the Food and Agriculture Organization. Plus, it has been struck by multiple hurricanes which caused flooding and widespread damage in the country. Its long history of political and corruption has also added to the turmoil.

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