I sympathize with Hosu when he had foresight about the aftereffect of Typhoon and honestly as a human that lives in a country where more than 20 typhoons come every year, no matter how far you can see the future, it's really impossible to save such many lives. You can only be on standby or save people that can be saved unless the government can build infrastructure that can withstand typhoons, execute laws that are ultimately helpful during catastrophes and government leaders that really prioritize the welfare of the people.
One man can't change a calamity as big as typhoon.
I sympathize with Hosu when he had foresight about the aftereffect of Typhoon and honestly as a human that lives in a country where more than 20 typhoons come every year, no matter how far you can see the future, it's really impossible to save such many lives. You can only be on standby or save people that can be saved unless the government can build infrastructure that can withstand typhoons, execute laws that are ultimately helpful during catastrophes and government leaders that really prioritize the welfare of the people.
One man can't change a calamity as big as typhoon.