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Typhoon Bearing Down on T-RPVD1 T-RPVD2 and T-RPVD3, Outage Probable
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Originally posted by 1090 MHz View PostThe poor people living in the Philippines, the death & destruction was incredibly bad ... shocking to see the news.
This is what's left of the Airport there... the Tower was totally destroyed.
Do the ATC Staff really work or they are preparing themselves for any Overseas jobs that requires Singing ?F-WSSS1 - Cats refused to Pee & Pooh on RadarBox - Running a FR24 Receiver & DVB-T Dongle 24/7 to piss off The Chief Thief.
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Originally posted by Birdie View PostI am very surprised to see a guitar in the Control Tower.
Do the ATC Staff really work or they are preparing themselves for any Overseas jobs that requires Singing ?
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Originally posted by 1090 MHz View PostThat's what I thought, but then again maybe it was blown up into the tower through the smashed windows?
If it is blown thru the smashed windows, this guitar is very Aero-dynamic - Boeing & Airbus better quickly grab it and study its constructions.F-WSSS1 - Cats refused to Pee & Pooh on RadarBox - Running a FR24 Receiver & DVB-T Dongle 24/7 to piss off The Chief Thief.
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Originally posted by Birdie View PostLets leave it to the NTSB & NBI to investigate. We can only speculate.
If it is blown thru the smashed windows, this guitar is very Aero-dynamic.
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Thursday Update
CKS503 is landing in Cebu from ANC with a load of humanitarian supplies for Tacloban.
CEB is the closest airport capable of landing and off-loading freighters.
The airport at Tacloban has been closed by the Philippine government for jet aircraft that don't have builtin ramps. Turboprop aircraft, helicopters and C130s are all that are allowed. The C130s are shuttling aid from Cebu and taking out folks at the Tacloban airport.
The mayor of Tacloban has advised remaining folks to flee the island with any means at their disposal.
The scenes you read and see online are true, this is a calamity on a grand scale.
There is no fuel for vehicles to distribute food and water and no communications and electricity. Dead bodies everywhere are making the rescue workers sick. Buko juice (coconut water) is everywhere but drinking leads to diarrhea which further dehydrates. Medicines are non-existent and the medical personnel are homeless victims also.
The U.S. and British Navy flotillas are on the way to help but Filipino pride and jealous sovereignty will dictate how much any foreign power can help.
Calamities and suffering are so great here in the Philippines that the other islands not impacted by the disaster are business as usual.
If you have family in Leyte communications are non-existent but keep trying but their cell phones may be low bat or destroyed in the water. If you need to help with money use the reputable NGOs.
We are doing our best to keep you up to date on the ground and in the air.
John
T-RPVD1
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Originally posted by paradiselost View PostThe U.S. and British Navy flotillas are on the way to help but Filipino pride and jealous sovereignty will dictate how much any foreign power can help.
Calamities and suffering are so great here in the Philippines that the other islands not impacted by the disaster are business as usual.F-WSSS1 - Cats refused to Pee & Pooh on RadarBox - Running a FR24 Receiver & DVB-T Dongle 24/7 to piss off The Chief Thief.
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