Date: November 18, 2022
2nd Quarter - 1st Semester
Grade 11
Poem
The poem did not tell how
the victims of the typhoon
Haiyan received financial
assistance since it focused
on the dead.
The poem did not state the
actual number of those who
got affected by the typhoon.
Rather, it told us how much
people had been affected
emotionally.
The poem did not explicitly
say that it was one of the
strongest typhoons but it was affected by the typhoon but
evident in the descriptions
used that it definitely did
enough damage to be
considered strong.
Sources:
https://www.preventionweb.net/news/five-years-how-haiyan-shocked-world
Similarities
Both the poem and news
articles described the
typhoon as a devastating
tragedy that has affected the
people living in it.
The news articles and poem
described that there were
lives lost.
They both described that not
only the people were
also the environment and
surroundings.
News Articles
The news articles mentioned
Yolanda survivors received
₱5,000 financial assistance
from the Office of the
President who at that time
was Ninoy Aquino.
The news article mentioned
a specific quantity of the
people who got hurt. 6,300
people were killed, 1,062
were missing, and 28,688
were injured.
They described the typhoon
as one of the most powerful
tropical cyclones ever
recorded.
https://reliefweb.int/report/philippines/typhoon-yolanda-survivors-tacloban-receive-p5000-
cash-aid-0

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Typhoon_Haiyan