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Tinian escapes major damage from Super Typhoon Mawar - Vimarsana News

Tinian escapes major damage from Super Typhoon Mawar

THE community on Tinian is not experiencing shortages of food and fuel in the aftermath of Super Typhoon Mawar, according to the Tinian Mayor's Office status report.

UPDATED: Governor upgrades Rota declaration to Typhoon Condition I; declares Tropical Storm Condition I for Saipan and Tinian - Vimarsana News

UPDATED: Governor upgrades Rota declaration to Typhoon Condition I; declares Tropical Storm Condition I for Saipan and Tinian

AS of 2 p.m. Tuesday, Governor Arnold I. Palacios, in consultation with the CNMI Homeland Security and Emergency Management and the National Weather Service-Weather Forecast Office, has upgraded the declaration

Mawar moving north toward Guam - Vimarsana News

Mawar moving north toward Guam

BASED on information received from the National Weather Service in Tiyan, Guam and compiled at the CNMI Emergency Operations Center-State Warning Point, intensifying category 3 Typhoon Mawar was moving north

Price freeze is declared - Saipan Tribune - Vimarsana News

Price freeze is declared - Saipan Tribune

Gov. Arnold I. Palacios declared yesterday a price freeze in the CNMI on gasoline, all foods, bottled water, beverages, ice, all clothing, and other items as the CNMI braces for Typhoon Mawar.

Governor upgrades Rota to Typhoon Condition II; declares Tropical Storm Condition II for Saipan and Tinian - Vimarsana News

Governor upgrades Rota to Typhoon Condition II; declares Tropical Storm Condition II for Saipan and Tinian

AS of 1 p.m. today, Monday, May 22, Gov.Arnold I. Palacios, in consultation with CNMI Homeland Security and Emergency Management and the National Weather Service-Weather Forecast Office, has upgraded the