landslide of the philippine?
144875
That was in the island of Leyte, which has been experiencing a lot of landslides for the past ten years due to deforestation. Its a terrible sight. Very tragic. They're still looking for people buried under the earth.
502327
There was one yesterday on Leyte Philippines bad enough to wipe out the electricity for 75% of the Visayas, we lost power for a total of five hours.\nAt present there are conflicting reports as to it's strength, and the major earthquake reporting site hasn't recorded it.\nNow if we are talking big as in really big say a Nine or nearly, there are many places overdue an earthquake. So my answer would be very, very soon.
192044
Very little sadly.  Besides not building coastal communities there is very little we can do to avoid the damages caused by such events.  Some tsunami walls will help, but at a certain class of typhoon even those won't help.
1131052
No Gloria should not resign.  She's doing about as well as anyone could in a country full of rats and scoundrels.   The philippine government has a long history of corruption and she is fighting an uphill battle.
202814
I can't find the article online, but the article was published in the Philippine Daily Inquirer on December 12, 2004.
518077
yeah, if there is a landslide
933543
The list is still not available yet, but will soon be at\nwww.poea.gov.ph
110768
Go to Phillipines Tourism Board but i am not too sure about the website.
1085382
try this site, it should help.\nhttp://www.manilatimes.net/national/2005/dec/30/yehey/opinion/20051230opi5.html
116304
oy magresearch ka\n\nreaction mo, hindi reaction ng ibang tao
281382
corruption. corruption. corruption.\npolitics. hello garci tapes. a lot of head ache problems. kaya naghihirap bansang pilipinas eh!
932216
Her family has had a hand in it if you believe the Jose Pidal (aka First Gentleman Jose Arroyo) scandals. But mastermind, that is giving her way too much credit.\n\nIt isnt just her. The whole corruption of Filipino Politicians began way before her or even her predecessor Joseph Estrada. It permeates through all levels of politics, and even the meddling clergy and the media here are starting to become like them.
192833
By the Phillippine's.
1176108
I was just in Manila and stayed at the Swagman Hotel near Mabini.  Manila is a complete disaster !\n\nI went staight to Barrio Barretto asap....\n\nThe people there such start a revolution !
1119702
Try the Vajont Dam landslide.
200227
the problems will never be solve if the people will not move on... just face the facts, arroyo is the president and whether you like her or not the economy is doing good. not as good as india, malaysia, and dont even compare to china, but at least the tourism is increasing, foreign investors are coming in, and even if you say its becoz of the OFW the dollar is lowering compare to peso. i am not a fan of her myself, but if we oust her, impeach her, or people power her.. it will need another long years to recover. during the ouster of erap, the economy is not doing good becoz perception on our conntry's political stability is bad and busnessman dont wana invest in that scenario, right now they are having their confidence back.. if we oust gloria again, i wonder if we can still recover...\n\ni hope and pray the people and opposion leaders (dont care about the leftist communist) would come together and face this facts and do whats best for us.. lets move on
192338
that the philippinos have a raw deal.  seems to me you guys have been manipulated by the elites who took turns to mess up a beautiful country.  the government is like a musical chair game.  it's a pity. there was a time when The Phillipines was the most advanced country in South East Asia.