i know everyone here is a victim of Basyang and have their own stories to tell. 
this is what our cars and garage looks like. its full of leaves and dead birds. but i notice that the leaves were so small, its look like it has been torn to pieces. is that how strong the wind is that it made a normal leaf cut into pieces?? seems like. 
thats Nico, he's my brother and he's younger than me. he took that ripped off roof from our neighbor. how funny it is but its true, it got transferred to us. wow, Basyang is really strong. right??
that's our kubo at our Terrace. it was been moved by Basyang, our Kubo was origanally place at the left side of the terrace, but when we woke up, OMG! it was placed near the staircase. THATS A WOW! imagine how heavy our kubo is and it was able to move by the strong winds of Basyang. 
see the green one, it was our polycarbonate and it was ripped off from our trellis. another wow! at around 12 midnight, we were all awake, we cant sleep because of the heavy winds, we could actually here that little by little our polycarbonate was being rip off until it already does. its a total blackout. then my brothers and i went out to get that polycarbonate. we saw it at the cable lines of Meralco. No way, we really have to get that. its really hard because its around 8 feet tall and 4 feet wide plus the danger we could encounter while we were outside. but luckily, we got it and we put heavy chairs so that it wont be blown by the wind anymore. 
when Basyang already stop at 4 in the morning, this is around 6 already, 60% of our polycarbonate was ripped off.
We didnt sleep at all. And I can say that of all the tropical storms that hit us, Basyang has the most damages given to us physically and emotionally. we were just so thankful that no one got hurt. And hope that it would never happen again.
