as my colleagues know, Guam suffered extensive damages due to Typhoon Paka last December. Due to Typhoon Paka the commercial port, which is the principal lifeline for all the residents of Guam, needs to be restored to its economic vitality. I understand that the bill before us today provides $84.5 million for the Corps of Engineers for emergency repairs due to flooding and other natural disasters.
Discussing the impact of Typhoon Paka on Guam and the need for funding for repairs.
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