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Posted by k at 3:08 PM

These are trying times…

A Philippine airforce rescue worker evacuates a flash flood survivor on Luzon. At least 403 people were killed and 156 remain missing following landslides and heavy flooding in the northeastern Philippines, according to government figures.(AFP/File)

Filipino children wait for relief goods at a makeshift evacuation centre along a highway in Tanauan village, Quezon province December 2, 2004. Residents of flood-hit Philippine towns scrambled to higher ground on Thursday as the most powerful typhoon this year threatened to cause more destruction after floods n landslides killed up to 600 people. REUTERS/Erik de Castro


A Filipino family sit under a temporary shelter after their house, built under a bridge, was submerged by a swollen river in Pulilan town, Bulacan province, north of Manila December 2, 2004. Residents of flood hit Philippines town scrambled to higher ground on Thursday as the most powerful typhoon this year threatened to cause more destruction after floods and landslides killed up to 600 people. REUTERS/Romeo Ranoco
A flood victim sits atop the ruins of his home a day after the tropical depression Winnie hit the village of San Jose in the province of Rizal November 30, 2004. About 200 people died after flash floods and landslides devastated several coastal towns and left swathes of the northern Philippines under water, officials said on Tuesday.REUTERS/ Cheryl Ravelo








A Filipino soldier carries a child after landslides at a road leading to Real town November 30, 2004 in Quezon province east of Manila. About 200 people died after flash floods and landslides devastated several coastal towns and left swathes of the northern Philippines under water, officials said on Tuesday.











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NATIONAL DISASTER COORDINATING CENTER
Tel: 912-6674 / 911-5061 to 5065/ 912-6675

THE PHILIPPINE NATIONAL RED CROSS

2nd Flr. PNRC BuildingPNRC National HQ Bonifacio DrivePort Area Manila
Tel : (63-2) 5245787 / 5278384 to 89
Fax: (63-2) 5270858


GMA KAPUSO FOUNDATION

EDSA cor. 11th Jamboree, Diliman, Quezon City
Tel: (02) 928-7021 loc. 310/ (02) 928-4299
Fax: (02) 928-9351
Email: gmaf@gmanetwork.com

MR. GILBERT R. GASPAR
Project Officer, Operations Department
Tel: (02) 928-5087
Mobile: 0917-845-8800
Email: bisigbayan@gmanetwork.com


ABS-CBN FOUNDATION, INC.

Mother Ignacia Street, Diliman, Quezon City
Tel: (02) 411-0851
Fax: (02) 416-0387; 415-2272 loc.3779
Email: foundation@abs.pinoycentral.com



Donations from the US can be sent though the following:

National Disaster Coordinating Council
NDCC Land Bank of the Philippines Account Number: 0581115296

Ayala Foundation USA
255 Shoreline Drive, Suite 128, Redwood City, CA 94065, USA.
Tel:+650 508 8988
E-mail: afusa@ayalafoundation.org.


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3 comments:

the pics have spoken...i was rendered speechless.

percolatte said...

7:47 PM  

grabe, nasa CNN na tayo. humihingi ng tulong sa ibang bansa dahil sa disaster dulot ng mga bagyo

-noreen

Anonymous said...

9:26 PM  

Hindi ba parang nakakahiya tayo nun? Pinapakita pa natin na hindi tayo prepared sa mga disasters at kailangan pa natin ng outside help to "rebuild watersystems, toilets," etc, hindi kaya bago sila mag"rebuild" e, mag-reforest muna? Ipinapakita rin natin kung gaano tayo ka-ignorante sa konsepto ng sustainable development. Hay, Pilipino.

Anonymous said...

10:05 PM  

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