CNN International Officials warned that Typhoon Haima could be stronger than Haiyan, which left more than 6,000 dead in 2013.

The WorldPost The Philippines is hit on average by 20 typhoons per year that can cause heavy casualties and damage to agriculture, infrastructure and private property.

HuffPost Impact Experts are calling for a closer monitoring system of how aid funds are being spent.

NBC News “Everything had been wiped out — including the entire production network of her handbag line, Banago, and the homes of over 400 artisans.”

Alex Salvado BANTAYAN ISLAND RALLY!!! "May. 14, 2015" People from different parts of the town gather near the Bantayan Church to make protest against ESA (Emergency Shelter Assistance). Protester saying that they waited long enough to receive an amount of money ( Read more ... from ESA) for their house to rebuild and other important needs for Yolanda (Haiyan) victims. But there are some complication about this ESA distribution due to the DSWD guidelines in which too many part of the town will be disqualified because of this 40 meters away from the sea. The biggest problem is that they make some guidelines to insure the safety of the people of bantayan island, but they did not provide some permanent place to relocate those people living in the sea side, Also the town mayor and other government official are not doing their job to provide some better solution to fix the problem. Unlikely people of bantayan town are asking why is that most of the people living in Madredijos and Sta. Fe town successfully distributed there ESA?, All the people living in this Bantayan Island are victims of Yolanda (Haiyan) catastrophe.

Rhea Cherryl Estoza Tinapay Please help us here in the Philippines, it's about the money donated by the other countries to the victims of the typhoon haiyan /Yolanda until now our municipality here in bantayan island Cebu didn't give to us,,they used it to three self interest.. Read more ... Pls help us here coz mostly of the victims until now didn't recover.. Thank you .

I Heart Climate Scientists Awful irony. As the Pope speaks out in the Philippines on the moral urgency of climate action, he met with victims of Typhoon Haiyan, but had to leave early because of a new tropical storm. Pls share & join our growing I Heart Climate Scientists c Read more ... ommunity for more every day - Thanks!

WSJ Live Wind and rain didn't faze Pope Francis as he celebrated mass in Tacloban Saturday morning. He did sport a yellow poncho though. WSJ's Deborah Ball and Ramy Inocencio report on how thousands of people, many survivors from typhoon Haiyan in 2013, came Read more ... out to see the pontiff. http://on.wsj.com/1sJ3BE2

Mashable - Video Here's hoping that Typhoon Hagupit won't hit the Philippines as hard as Haiyan.

This week in cars you should know — the chunky milkshake known as the Haiyan SW710.