TYPHOON STORIES PART 3: Flooding during Typhoon Ulysses — did Marikina River Overflow cause that?



It’s been a year since Typhoon Ulysses (International name: Vamco) made Marikina River overflow and swallowed almost the whole of pitch-black Marikina City, Philippines. People were crying in horror upon finding out the intense strength of Typhoon Ulysses. The alerts reminded them of the agonizing trauma they survived from Typhoon Ondoy (Ketsana) in 2009, only worse.

The vicious winds and torrential rains instantly escalated the water level of Marikina river. It resulted in catastrophic flash floods to nearby areas that desolated thousands of homes and killed 25 people in the city, plus another 42 in neighboring regions.

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It’s been a year since Typhoon Ulysses (International name: Vamco) made Marikina River overflow and swallowed almost the whole of pitch-black Marikina City, Philippines. People were crying in horror as they heard about the intense strength of the Typhoon. The alerts reminded them of the agonizing trauma they survived from Typhoon Ondoy (Ketsana) in 2009, only worse. 

The vicious winds and torrential rains instantly increased the water level of Marikina river. It resulted in catastrophic flash floods to nearby areas that ruined thousands of homes and killed 25 people in the city, plus another 42 in nearby regions.

Continue reading “TYPHOON STORIES PART 3: Flooding during Typhoon Ulysses — did Marikina River Overflow cause that?”

Andreas Klippe

The Bitter Truth about Southeast Asian Floods | Part 1



The year 2020 is a year of flooding.
When speaking about flooding, Southeast Asia is no stranger to it. In 2020, several typhoons, along with other systems, passed through, landed, and left the countries of the said Asian region.
Check the news briefs below to know more about the flooding situations that happened in Southeast Asia in the year 2020.

Southeast Asian countries experienced terrible floods in 2020. How did this affected the countries and the people?

The year 2020 is a year of flooding. Southeast Asian countries are no stranger to floods.

In 2020, several typhoons, along with other systems, passed through, landed, and left the countries of the said Asian region. 

Check the news briefs below to know more about the flooding situations that happened in Southeast Asia in the year 2020. 

Continue reading “The Bitter Truth about Southeast Asian Floods | Part 1”

Andreas Klippe

The Truth about the Top 3 Myths about Floods



Flood myths have been told and retold across human history. Countless religions have their own flooding stories and legends. This is the evidence to prove that we have been dealing with floods for so long. But, when it comes to safety you can’t rely on legends.

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Let go of what you think you know! Get the facts straight from the flood experts!

There are flood myths that need to end because they may cause undue harm to those who believe them. Let facts destroy the false sense of security and enable us to take more appropriate action. In this blog article, we run through the top 3 common flood myths and tell you the facts!
Continue reading “The Truth about the Top 3 Myths about Floods”

Andreas Klippe

Can Flood Protection Help Disease Prevention?



Life and safety are number one when it comes to flood protection. Always remember that health comes before wealth.

Anyone who has experienced flood would know that flood-related problems last long after the waters have subsided. Homes, offices, and businesses can take years to recover from the damage. To top it off, floods also affect the mental health and cause outbreaks. That’s why disease prevention is one of the priorities during floods. We also try our best to raise awareness about these concerns in our mission to save lives.

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Recovering from flood-related diseases means spending time healing and spending resources on medicine. Both can be avoided by becoming flood-proof.

Saving lives should be enough reason to get a flood protection system. But, could there be other benefits from flood protection? We believe there are more, let us show you!

Continue reading “Can Flood Protection Help Disease Prevention?”

Andreas Klippe

GOOD NEWS: UK’s Weather Supercomputer



We check out another piece of good news. Amidst worldwide disarray brought on by COVID-19, there’s still time to be had for positivity. We hear about good news from the United Kingdom and the more than a billion pounds they plan to spend for a weather supercomputer. Let’s hear some good news for a change!

We check out another piece of good news. Amidst worldwide disarray brought on by COVID-19, there’s still time to be had for positivity. We hear about good news from the United Kingdom and the more than a billion pounds they plan to spend for a weather supercomputer. The effort to build it is part of the UK government and the British Monarchy’s dedication to a decade of climate action. Let’s hear some good news for a change!


Continue reading “GOOD NEWS: UK’s Weather Supercomputer”

Andreas Klippe

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