And it became the strongest and most destructive ocean-based storm ever to make landfall uh in the city of Tacloban and nearby areas there were 4.1 million climate refugees.

Thousands of people were killed.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Even just remembering it now after More than two years just remembering the sound of the wind.

Yeah.

Mhm.

And then the water came after like like a wall of water just rushing in.

That's why we had to climb to the roof.

In fact I was shouting giving them or just break that ceiling.

We gotta get out of here and we've got to climb up.

Yeah if we went to any other place we would have died because that had a concrete structure and that's where we were able to climb up.

Okay.

Mhm.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Mhm.

Mhm.

People are running are crying because they don't know what happened with their family.

Yeah.

We see a lot of people I saw some helping helping the other people to want to call this to recover to recover the bodies then then sort of you know it's okay.

It's okay.

Thank God you're safe.

Surely sir.

I am so I'm so scared when I'm telling this to my family it brings it back.

Doesn't.

Yes.

I felt so so scared.

Mhm mm mm.

Yeah.

Yeah.