Fixing up in Nuvali after Glenda
Life in Nuvali PhilippinesI wasn\’t in the country when Typhoon Glenda hit.
Looking at aftermath photos in Avida Settings Nuvali, I\’m glad that there were no incidents in my house apart from a few windows that flung open and plants that fell by the wayside. A report from the same ASN homeowner fun blog (dated July 24, 2014) says that:
The howling winds toppled electric posts causing power outages and peeled roof sheets off the houses. Trees were uprooted along Nuvali boulevard and blocked the roads. No flood were reported within Nuvali.
Inside Avida Settings, some houses had their roof (polycarbonate garage roofing) blown off and the streets were scattered with blown garbages and debris. Green ribbons were littered with tree branches and some trees were even uprooted.
Clearing operations has been on going until now. ASN electricity has been brought back after almost a week. Telephone lines were still under repair.
If you are not living in ASN, we advise you to ask someone to check your property for damages (such as water leaks, stripped paint or broken lamp post).
I finally got to visit Nuvali two weeks ago, August 9th, and saw that clearing operations have been completed inside the village, and most things seemed back to normal.
It was in Solenad 2, however, that I saw cordoned off areas.
The areas surrounding Bread Talk and Serenitea, as well as Gerry\’s Grill and Stoked/Roxy still needed repairs.
I hope to see these areas fully cleaned out and operational by the time I visit this weekend!