LEGAZPI CITY — Super Typhoon “Uwan” (international name: Fung-wong) left a trail of destruction across the Bicol region, toppling homes, power and communication lines, and damaging agriculture and infrastructure. In Catanduanes province, Gov. Patrick  Azanza said in a phone interview with the Inquirer on Wednesday (Nov. 12)  that over 25,000 houses — with no breakdown yet of those damaged or destroyed — were ruined, while some 230,000 residents in 11 towns were affected by the typhoon. “Based on our initial reports, an estimated P100 million worth of agricultural and fishery losses have been recorded. However, we have yet to determine […]... Keep on reading: Uwan ruins 25,000 homes in Catanduanes, causes P3.7-B loss in Albay