Ondoy Typhoon Brings Worst Philipine Flood
Ondoy Typhoon Brings Worst Philipine Flood
We recently got back our water/electricity and phone lines back online so I’m here to blog.
I’m trying to catch up with the news but if you want some already posted news, check out
FleshAsiaDaily’s post on Water
How you can help the victims of Ondoy
Although we can rely on our officials to help, we can also help the victims through donating.
- Donate to Red Cross PH -
SMS
text RED<space>AMOUNT to 2899 (Globe) or 4483 (Smart)G-CASH
text DONATE<space>AMOUNT<space>4-digit M-PIN<space>REDCROSS to 2882 - Check out ABSCBN News link for more ways on how you can help
How you can help Ondoy Victims
Ondoy typhoon has really brought great damage to the Philippines. This may be a wake up call to all our leaders and citizens to act on the effects of climate change. No one is safe these days!
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Allen Gurrea (943 comments.) Reply:
October 11th, 2009 at 9:30 am
We cannot do anything about climate change or whatever that is. We can simply change our way of life by not making our place a big trashcan. There’s trash everywhere
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ba’t naman napunta si freshasiadaily dito?
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Allen Gurrea (943 comments.) Reply:
October 11th, 2009 at 9:24 am
haha sa post nya ko nalaman tungkol sa mga baha etc nung nawalan kami ng kuryente.. may social awareness din dun. hehe
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enad (2 comments.) Reply:
October 11th, 2009 at 10:46 am
a nasty site with sense of social awareness…. hehehe
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Yep, We are greatly affected by mother earth wrath, and so this is the time to set aside petty differences and work for the better and recovery of our country.
Here in Mindanao almost every establishments contributed and put boxes for donation and aid to flood victims.
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Allen Gurrea (943 comments.) Reply:
October 11th, 2009 at 9:23 am
Yep, I really hope people will realize that it is not all climate change. Congratulations on helping the victims. Everything helps a lot. ^_^
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This is the result of peoples’ inability to care for the environment. WE are very much concerned of progress but we overlook the ill effects of our actions therefore we must reap what we sow.
It is not yet too late, we can still do something about it. I think we should control our population first and find ways to improve nature.
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What happen to Philippines is really tragic. And I hope that government can plan an action plan to prevent it happening again
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It’s a tragedy what happened in the Philippines with this typhoon. I hope you guys can rebuild – you’re in my thoughts. Take care.
- Dan
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Hail my brothers from the phillipines we’re with you may this pass fast.
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I dont think this is a result of polution. What if the ice melting is “just” some kind of a “circle”; what if the exact same thing happened like 3000 years ago, and that it will all pass by itself?
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