LES RÉPLIQUES ... DE BOHOL !
Heureusement Haiyan a épargné Bohol ! Les personnes qui vivent sous des tentes depuis le tremblement de terre du 15 octobre 2013, auraient eu quelques difficultés à se protéger contre des vents de 300 kilomètres heure et plus. D'autres, comme Félix, deviennent fatalistes et se reposent dans leurs hamacs. A 73-year-old resident of the mountain barangay of Anonang has learned to ignore the aftershocks. “Naanad na ko (I’m used to it),” Felix Jeneza told Sun.Star Cebu, while he rested on a hammock. It has been a week since the 7.2 magnitude earthquake shook the province, displaced families, destroyed houses, bridges, roads and centuries-old churches, and left nearly 200 dead. According to the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs), Bohol is a seismically-active area. Latest discovery “Instrumental monitoring of earthquakes for the past century has detected many small to moderate magnitude earthquakes in Bohol Island. There is at least ...