as agreed upon, students who review disaster-reporting will get an additional 5 points, or 10 points for the post (with the 5 points as bonus); the monitor should cover the timeline of: from tropical storm Mario up to the moment. Disasters include: floods, typhoons and storms including strong and prolonged thunderstorms, hurricanes, landslides, mudslides, garbage avalanches, droughts, prolonged heatwaves, earthquakes, fires, volcanic eruptions including tremors from it, ash fall, lava fall, asupre (sulfuric) emissions, etc, including the breakout of diseases in the evacuation centers, sea mishaps, airplane crashes or disappearances,train wrecks, train derailment, vehicular smashups (karambola), “apocalyptic” traffic jams (those that leave commuters stranded, exhasuted, and hungry on the streets the entire day), and doomsday brownouts (those that last more than 24 hours), epidemics, food shortage.
Pls label your post with “On Disaster-reporting” after your name or pseudonym so that the department assistant can find it easily. Thanks.
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