Interview 1  

Reporter: Excuse me. Did you have any trouble during the typhoon?

Boy: No. When the typhoon hit, my family were having dinner at home.

Reporter: That’s good. How about your neighbourhood? Was it OK?

Boy: Oh, it was a mess. My parents and I helped with the clean-up this morning.

Interview 2 

Reporter: Miss, how did the typhoon affect you?

Girl: I was OK, but I was worried about my grandparents.

Reporter: Were they all right?

Girl: Yes, thankfully. When I called them, they were playing chess at home.

Interview 3  

Reporter: Sir, what were your family doing when the typhoon hit?

Man: Well, my children and I were reading together when a window broke. Even our roof nearly came off! My children were crying, and my wife was scared too.

Reporter: Oh dear. Were you prepared for the typhoon?

Man: Well, I heard the news, but I didn’t think it would be that strong.

Weather report 

Reporter: Now, the typhoon is slowing down as it moves west, but it’s not over. If you’re near one of the areas close by, be careful, and pay attention to our weather reports. Do stay inside.