Malaking alon, humampas sa pantalan ng Occidental Mindoro; biyahe ng isang pamilya, naantala

2 months ago

Dahil sa sama ng panahon, ang mga alon sa isang pantalan sa Occidental Mindoro, tila nagngangalit. Ligtas kayang makatawid ang mga pasahero? #KuyaKimAnoNa

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00:00Because of the bad weather, the passengers in an area in Occidental Mindoro seem to be angry.

00:13Will the passengers be able to cross safely?

00:16Brother Kim, what now?

00:21The family of Occidental Mindoro, Stefelen, went to Tainarusan to attend a family gathering.

00:27When they arrived, they were surprised to see that their trip was delayed.

00:29While they were waiting, a car arrived at the port of Abra de Ilug in Occidental Mindoro.

00:36Suddenly, the sea got angry.

00:38Suddenly, there was a wave that was not very strong.

00:42I grabbed my cell phone.

00:43Just in time, that was the strongest wave I could get.

00:47We were scared.

00:48Until...

00:51She caught the passage of a big wave in the port.

00:55We were also scared.

00:56And we didn't think that it was really strong.

00:59This was the first time I experienced something like that.

01:03Our ship should have arrived at 2 p.m.

01:06We arrived at 3 p.m.

01:10Will the family be able to cross the sea safely?

01:13Brother Kim, what now?

01:15Most of the waves in the sea are caused by the strong wind blowing on the surface of the water.

01:19These waves are called wind-driven waves or surface waves.

01:22The waves are formed due to the interaction of wind and water.

01:27At that time, we were in Havagat.

01:29The wind comes from the south of Kanduran.

01:32Tsunami is also known as a bigger wave that is caused by a strong and sudden movement on the ocean floor like an earthquake.

01:38The biggest wave in history, recorded in Lituya Bay in Alaska in 1958,

01:42resulted in a strong earthquake.

01:44It was 1,720 feet high.

01:46The bad weather also affects the high waves.

01:50Once the wind is strong, it also causes big waves.

01:54That's what we call a storm surge.

01:58We can predict the waves.

02:00So, we also have advisories.

02:02As much as possible, don't go too far.

02:04Our fishermen and the small ships on the sea.

02:08Our cargo ships, whether they will go far or not, is in the coast guard.

02:13After waiting for several hours, the sea calmed down and the family of Steffelen was able to cross the sea safely.

02:18We have been sailing for 3 hours and 30 minutes.

02:20Always remember, it is important to know.

02:22I am Kuya Kim and I will answer you.

02:2424 Hours

Malaking alon, humampas sa pantalan ng Occidental Mindoro; biyahe ng isang pamilya, naantala | 24 Oras

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