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Recovering From Yutu
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Posted on Nov 01 2018
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- A C-17 Globemaster III takes off from Andersen Air Force Base, Guam, on Oct. 27, to provide humanitarian aid to the CNMI. Service members from Joint Region Marianas and Indo-Pacific Command are providing Department of Defense support to the CNMI’s civil and local officials as part of the Super Typhoon Yutu recovery efforts. (GERALD WILLIS)
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- Soldiers from the Guam Army National Guard, reported to their units on Oct 29 to begin in-processing and preparing supplies, material and equipment for a mobilization to Saipan where they will support recovery efforts in the wake of Super Typhoon Yutu that devastated the island last week. An advanced group of Guam Guard soldiers arrived on Saipan on Wednesday to begin planning and logistics for the main body, part of which left Guam yesterday, while another group would depart today. (GUAM NATIONAL GUARD)
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- Guam-based Army Reserve Soldiers with the 9th Mission Support Command load their baggage and equipment onto a military vehicle at Charlie Dock, Port of Saipan, Oct. 29, after being transported by two Navy vessels from Guam in support of ongoing disaster relief effort caused by Super Typhoon Yutu. (JAMES KENNEDY BENJAMIN)
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- HOPWOOD DAMAGE Hopwood Middle School in Chalan Piao is closed indefinitely due to the onslaught of Super Typhoon Yutu, which damaged majority of the buildings and all of the classrooms. (Erwin Encinares)
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- HOPWOOD DAMAGE Hopwood Middle School in Chalan Piao is closed indefinitely due to the onslaught of Super Typhoon Yutu, which damaged majority of the buildings and all of the classrooms. (Erwin Encinares)
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- Imperial Pacific International (CNMI) LLC’s Corporate Social Responsibility has reached out to employees whose homes and possessions were either damaged or lost when Super Typhoon Yutu struck the islands one week ago today. (Contributed Photo)
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- Imperial Pacific’s is using its Corporate Social Responsibility team in initiating cleanup drive as part of the company’s Super Typhoon Yutu recovery initiative. Over the last three years, Imperial Pacific’s CSR program has initiated, led, and piloted many community outreach programs and initiatives that promote the protection of the environment, destination enhancement, culture, education and social services. (Contributed Photo)
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- A Department of Public Works employee uses a backhoe/grader to gather iron sheets in the field at the Northern Marianas College Wednesday afternoon. (Ferdie De La Torre)
