Isaiah Aguon

Recovery efforts, as a result of Super Typhoon Mawar, continues, according to the Joint Information Center. As of 5 p.m. May 26, Democrat Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero placed the island in Condition of Readiness 4. All essential and critical Government of Guam employees are to report to the worksite to assess for damages. All others are to report to their supervisors. For agencies whose payroll is processed by the Department of Administration, payroll data was transmitted earlier this week.

Recovery on the impact of Typhoon Mawar is underway at the Guam International Airport Authority, according to a press release. If all systems are operational, services are anticipated to resume, at the earliest, on May 30. “Our airfield fared well and is able to receive limited aircraft humanitarian and essential cargo operations,” said GIAA executive manager John Quinata, in a press release.