Communities affected by super typhoon Odette receive cooked food prepared by Feed PH together with Greenpeace in an evacuation area in Surigao City.

Residents of Surigao City are left in a limbo of destroyed homes and scarce supplies as they struggle to recover from the onslaught of Typhoon Odette (international name: Rai).
In the wake of the climate disaster, Greenpeace lamented the lack of clear action from the Philippine government and rich countries to address the worsening impact of the climate crisis, given that destruction caused by typhoons have become a "yearly occurrence."

“‘Code red for humanity’ is life or death for people in the Philippines,” said Greenpeace campaigner Virginia Benosa-Llorin. “Typhoon Odette caused not only billions of physical damage, but also irreparable injury to the Filipinos’ psyche, having lost their homes and even their loved ones. The more the world waits for solutions, the more we suffer the consequences of the lack of action.”