'We've grown some atrophy': Officials give Mawar debrief - Storm's intensity rated between Omar, Pamela | Regional / World

HAGÅTÑA (The Guam Daily Post) — While Typhoon Mawar was one of the strongest to strike the island in 20 years, wielding devastating power that uprooted trees and tore apart

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