 A complete island @-@ wide power outage followed the typhoon ; damage to the main electrical transmission and distribution system was estimated at USD16 million . Following the passage of the typhoon , 25 % of the homes on Guam were left without water . Telephone service remained working after the storm , due to most lines being underground . Strong waves washed away a few coastal roads in the northern portion of the island , leaving them temporarily closed . The waves surpassed the seawall at Apra Harbor , damaging the road and infrastructure of the seaport ; many boats were washed ashore after breaking from their moorings . Strong winds damaged a radar system and lights along the runway of the Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport , though most airport facilities received light damage . Andersen Air Force Base also sustained heavy damage , with hundreds of downed trees and many facilities left damaged . Across Guam , damage was estimated at USD500 million . About 100 people were injured , but the typhoon caused no deaths on the island . 
