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Here are the lists of physical
elements exposed to hazards:
o Essential Facilities
o Transportation Lifelines
o Industrial and High Potential Loss Facilities and Facilities
Containing Hazardous Materials
 Essential Facilities
Flooding can cause people to drown, houses to be completely
destroyed, property to be swept away. During typhoon signal # 4, it is
hard to have an access, such as; going to hospitals, clinics, schools,
offices, and business buildings is no longer safe, and the most
convenient place for residents to go during the typhoon is the
government-recommended evacuation center. By this it is really brought
a lot of damages on different phases and people in a high ventures.
 Transportation
Lifelines
Affects everyone, such
as flight cancellation Ships are
and deliveries. unable to
sail. .

The destruction of
terminals that will
cause some trains
and buses unable
to travel..
it affects the rates,
capacity, transit
time, fuel, refused
loads, and
inbound delays.
The reason is in
the trees that falls
on the road.
 Industrial and High Potential Loss
Facilities and Facilities Containing
Hazardous
Signal # 4 typhoon could affect Materials
the following: food processing
facilities as it destroys agricultural crops and live stocks that are
essential for food resources in a community/place. It also generates
strong winds that would possibly make these electric plants or post fall
down hitting some houses or people around it. Possibility of being
electrocuted is a hazard during a typhoon. Destroyed electricity
generators could result to loss of news or communication lines such as
television, radio , or phone signals.
DAMAGE TO VEGETATION:
Some banana plants are tilted, a few downed and leaves are
generally damaged
Twigs of small trees may be broken.
Rice crops, however, may suffer significant damage when it is in
its flowering stage.

To sum up, people can be killed, injured, or lost during typhoons.

Mudslides and power outages are common. Food shortages, lack of
access to good medical care and medical supplies, and limited access
to major roads and cities can further complicate the problems caused
by a typhoon. Livestock and other domesticated animals suffer when
man-made shelters collapse, when their human caretakers are unable
to care for them, and when they are exposed for long periods of time
to violent winds and torrential rains. Even trees cannot withstand the
sheer force of a typhoon's strength indefinitely. Excessive rain can
cause plants to drown, and it also causes soil erosion. Mudslides often
take plants down with them, ripping up their roots and killing the
plant.
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