As the Philippines still recovers from typhoon Ondoy’s devastation, here comes Pepeng who is said to be a possible Super Typhoon once it strengthen within the next few hours.

When I board German Espiritu bus across MERALCO Balagtas branch at about 4:00pm, I thought my fare will only take about 2 hours to Bicutan, completely ignoring that it’s Friday. It only got into me when I arrived at Ayala MRT, when I was literally stuck for about 5 seconds at the train’s doors that I had to calmly ask those who wanted to simultaneously enter to first give way to me and my big camping bag.

I completely understood the worries of so many, anxiously hoping to immediate board the next train that arrives given the government’s warning of Pepeng’s possible worse effects.

If I didn’t took the effort to traverse EDSA until I reached Buandia Avenue for a bus, I could not be home by just past 8pm.

For about 40 years PAG-ASA claims there was no such amount of rain poured in just a single day until September 26, 2009.

The death toll from the onslaught of tropical storm Ondoy (international code name Ketsana) rose to 73 as of Sunday evening, reports from the National Disaster Coordinating Council (NDCC) said, as the number of affected people rise to more than 300,000.

Following are compiled images from different sources over the internet.