Typhoon Maysak devastated islands in Chuuk as it passed over them. The typhoon left a trail of destroyed homes and crops, and contaminated fresh-water supplies.
The Federated States of Micronesia communication office in a release stated that, as of April 2, officials have confirmed that 80 percent of local food sources have been badly affected and 830 homes have been destroyed, forcing close to 7,000 people to find shelter at schools or move in with relatives.
CCCG President Benson Au-Yeung took the immediate initiative and action to assist