Driving Around Baguio A Day After the Onslaught of Typhoon Ulysses

Typhoon Ulysses can be described as the most damaging typhoon that hit the Philippines this year. This typhoon wreaked havoc in the areas of North, Central, and Southern Luzon. At around midnight of November 12, 2020, the typhoon started to batter parts of the Cordillera region and its wrath was felt here in Baguio City.

The howling winds and the pouring rain caused landslides, trees, and electric posts being toppled. Which left most areas in the City to be left with no power. The typhoon continued its onslaught the whole day of November 12, 2020, and the rains just stopped after it exited the landmass of Luzon.

According to reports several families were evacuated in Baguio City, however, it is a blessing that no fatality was recorded in Baguio City. In this drive, we thought of going to some parts of Baguio City to see how some areas are doing after the typhoon. We are glad that residents and those employed by the local government are conducting clean up in the areas we visited.

Here are the timestamps of the areas we went to:
0:00 Start of Drive
3:53 Governor Center Road
4:30 Session Road
5:23 South Drive
9:40 Park Road
10:13 Outlook Drive
13:30 Pacdal Circle
13:53 Leonard Wood Road
14:20 Claro M. Recto St.
19:26 Post Office Loop
20:09 Session Road
22:39 Abanao Street
25:46 Bokawkan Road
28:17 Magsaysay Avenue
32:32 Lake Drive
35:07 Military Cut-Off Road
36:58 Loakan Road
39:19 Camp John Hay
43:57 Loakan Road
51:06 Kadaclan Road
55:12 Happy Hollow

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