Stranded

Roel N. Catoto

December 30, 2014
5:37 pm

At least 824 passengers are stranded in Lipata Port and Bilang Bilang Port in Surigao City as typhoon Seniang pummeled Northeastern Mindanao Monday (December 29, 2014). This photo was taken at Lipata Port Terminal. MindaNews photo by Roel N. Catoto

Stranded

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