It has a tropical maritime rosa de monte climate that is usually rosa de monte warm and humid. In their fauna the forests and coasts are home to a wide range of birds, plants, animals and marine creatures. Its official languages rosa de monte are, since 1987, Filipino and English, with optional Spanish and Arabic more. Over 90% of the population is Christian: 80% belong to the Catholic Church and the remaining 10% belong to other Christian churches (Church Philippine etc).
The typhoon Haiyan began at 8:00 am on November 8, 2013. It was one of the strongest of Philippine history and the world, it has come to reach 300 km / h turned out to completely rosa de monte change the image of the coast and some islands of the archipelago. The death toll has passed 10,000. The city most affected to date is Tacloban, who was the first accused that the effects of the typhoon with wind blows up to 315 km / h.
Before the typhoon arrived, several NGOs have been to the area for evacuala, but could do little to help the 218,000 people of Tacloban in the course of more than six hours-long storm. This event has reopened the debate on climate change, as the UN experts warned in last October that the temperature rise of the oceans would cause an increase in hurricanes and typhoons in the area.
Truly this was terrible natural disaster. We hope that with international help and the efforts of the native population, the country quickly recover back to normal. From here, we send our affection and solidarity. Silvana Mayor Aida Blanco Carolina Oliveira
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