Typhoon Haiyan (Edexcel GCSE Geography A): Flashcards

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Typhoon Haiyan
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When did Typhoon Haiyan form?

2 November 2013

Where did Typhoon Haiyan form?

South Pacific Ocean, near Federated States of Micronesia

Typhoon Haiyan's wind speeds

Exceeding 300 km/h

What is the Saffir-Simpson scale?

1-5 rating system for tropical cyclone intensity based on winds

Philippine islands most affected by Haiyan

Samar and Leyte

Death toll from Typhoon Haiyan

Approximately 6000 people

How many people displaced by Haiyan?

600,000 people

Economic damage from Typhoon Haiyan

US$2 billion

Haiyan's impact on coastal mangrove forests

Severely damaged

What caused oil pollution during Haiyan?

Damaged oil tanker

Philippines govt declaration after Haiyan

State of national calamity

UK aid package amount for Haiyan

£10 million

WHO role in Typhoon Haiyan response

Coordinated international response

UK aid package contents for Haiyan

Emergency shelter, clean water, essential household items

Widespread environmental damage from Haiyan

Deforestation

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