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2013年11月8日 BBC关于台风海燕即将袭击菲律宾的报道The strongest tropical cyclone this year has begun battering the Philippines. The United States Navy's Joint Typhoon Warning Center said the Typhonn Haiyan had maximum sustained winds of 415km/h shortly before a landfall. Thousands of people have evacuated their homes as forecasters warned coastal areas that storms surges could reach up to 7 meters, and all port activities in affected areas have been suspended. Provinces in the path of the storm face very heavy damage. They include central islands still recovering from a severe earthquake last month. Local authorities have put rescue personnel and equipment on standby. Police and the armed forces are on alert. And the President Benigno Aquino has called on people to do everything possible to minimize loss of life.
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Yesterday my teacher told us that there was a typhoon and I was so scared of it. After dinner we prepared some candles and lighters in case there was no electricity. And then we were just sitting in the living room and watching the news about the typhoon.昨天，我的老师跟我们说有一个台风要来。这真的让我很害怕。晚饭后，我们准备了些蜡烛和打火机，以防停电。之后，我们全家人聚集在客厅里，注意着新闻报道台风的动向。In the middle night, the wind blew harder and the rain came down harder, too. The trees outside were blown by the strong wind and bent a lot. The sounds outside was very loud and scary. Sometimes I could hear an ambulance driving by. I hope it was not someone hit by an object.深夜里，风雨越来越强。街上的树木都被吹得东倒西歪。外面常常发出很吵又很可怕的声音。有时还会听见救护车的声音，希望不是什么人被砸到才好。高中英语作文This morning the typhoon had already left. My grandfather and I decided to take a walk around the neighborhood. Some trees fail down, some cars were damaged and some houses were damaged, too. But my father's car, my house and my family are fine.今天早上，台风已经离开。我和爷爷决定去附近绕绕。有些树倒了，有些车被砸毁，甚至有些房子都受到了损伤。还好，我爸爸的车，我的家，还有我的家人都没事。Thank god!感谢老天爷！
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Trucks and buses are submerged in a river flood after deadly Typhoon Tokage brought heavy rain to the western Japanese city of Maizuru Japan October 21, 2004. Rescuers across Japan were searching for survivors on Thursday after Japan's deadliest typhoon in a decade triggered floods and landslides that killed at least 48 and left 33 missing, local reports said. (Reuters)Residents stranded in their flooded home await rescue on their balcony October 21, 2004 after Typhoon Tokage brought heavy rain to the western Japanese city of Toyooka, Japan. Rescuers across Japan were searching for survivors on Thursday after Japan's deadliest typhoon in a decade triggered floods and landslides that killed at least 31 people and left 39 missing.(Reuters)
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