00:00The confluence of powerful winds and unceasing precipitation left its ugly mark on the communities in Visayas and Mimaropa that bore the brunt of tropical cyclone Tino, which left at least 66 people dead and hundreds displaced and on the mend in its wake.
00:16From fallen trees toppled power lines to homes that either were swept away or went underwater, many of those hard hit are clueless on how to rebuild their lives or from where to begin as our Gab Humilde reports.
00:30In Lori Aguirre Alpay's post on her Facebook account, huge fallen trees can be seen scattered in many areas of their community after Barangay RSV in Nakarlota City, Negros Occidental, experienced the wrath of Tino.
00:44Here, she shares that she never thought she would experience this in her life.
00:48She was unable to save any of her property, but she's still thankful that she is still alive.
00:54Her faith in God remains unwavering, even though she doesn't know yet how they will recover from such ordeal.
01:00This is also what can be seen in Stephen Maynard Cuevas' upload where the damage to the mentioned barangay can be seen.
01:06He said that this is the first time they have experienced such a destructive typhoon.
01:11We hope that this will be the last time they will ever experience such occurrence.
01:15In Rosana's Palayons Upload, the surrounding in their area in Cuyo Palawan are calm, indicating that Typhoon Tino has already passed through their place.
01:24The town of Bulalacaw in Oriental Mindoro experienced strong winds and rain due to the effects of Typhoon Tino.
01:31Fallen trees and damaged houses were seen by Anthony Cinco while traveling the road in their place in Barangay Liberty in Ormoc City.
01:38The same scene can be seen in Danau City in Cebu after Typhoon Tino hit their place.
01:44It's not just fallen trees and damaged houses that can be seen because some parts are submerged in flood and their roads are covered with mud.
01:52Gerilyn Rossell's upload shows that this mall in Consolacion, Cebu, sank with almost 100,000 people.
01:59Vlogger Maui's Happy Feet had a difficult time passing by due to fallen trees in Bacolod City after Typhoon Tino.
02:05A photo from Moises Padilla Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office shows the damage to houses after Typhoon Tino hit Moises Padilla negros occidental.
02:16Fallen trees and the retrieving of a body found by responders in their village were also captured.
02:22A video by Richard Maliari Absinne shows the rushing of water in the Mananga River in Barangay Buot in Cebu City due to Typhoon Tino.
02:29After the Typhoon, the road was rendered impassable as the ground was displaced by the effects of Tino's onslaught.
02:36Residents are also unable to pass because the bridge in their barangay was also damaged.
02:41Gabriel Niegas from the National TV Network for a New and Better Philippines.
