Guam braces for 'Mawar;' locals told to stay safe

By Associated Press

May 24, 2023 12:36 am

HONOLULU, Hawaii: Authorities in Guam warned anyone not living in a fully concrete house to head to safety elsewhere and emergency shelters began to fill as residents braced for Typhoon

'Mawar,' a powerful storm that could deliver the biggest hit in two decades to the United States territory in the Pacific.

JUST IN CASE Containers line the sidewalk outside the Wellness Water & Ice store in Yigo, Guam on Sunday, May 21, 2023, as residents prepare for anticipated inclement weather. THE PACIFIC DAILY PHOTO VIA AP

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