hello if you are planning to donate bc of typhoon goni, please don't give our national government money. send them through NGOs. or through the vice president's office.
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hello if you are planning to donate bc of typhoon goni, please don't give our national government money. send them through NGOs. or through the vice president's office.
Hello! If you've been following international news religiously, you likely know by now that the Philippines was devastated by tropical cyclone after cyclone. If I remember correctly we had 5 tropical cyclones in the span of three weeks, and 3 of those 5 were typhoons: one was typhoon Molave (Quinta) who went through southern Luzon and the Visayas islands, the second one was super typhoon Goni (Rolly) who brought 2013's Haiyan (Yolanda) level winds and rain in southern Luzon and much more severely impacted the islands still recovering from Quinta 2 days before, and the most recent one is typhoon Vamco (Ulysses) who brought intense rain and floods reaching two stories high within 6 hours today in central Luzon including the nation's capital and reminded people of 2009's typhoon Ketsana (Ondoy).
I'm not telling y'all to donate, but if you can and want to, please please please donate to NGOs or the partners of the office of the vice president instead of directly to the government. Even the most disaster-prepared local government unit is asking for help from the private sector instead of the national government. I'm not going to rant about the government here, but there are questions about transparency, the handling of funds (especially COVID-19 funds), and more.
If you want to donate, please do so here:
https://redcross.org.ph/ways-to-donate/
https://www.kayanatin.ph/donate/
you guys don't forget about our friends and ARMY friends in the Philippines. They have a category five typhoon with 155 mph winds hitting them tomorrow.
Just a quick update with regards to Typhoon Rolly (Goni).
it made its first landfall in catanduanes, second landfall in albay, third landfall in quezon, and fourth is in batangas.
it’s already in the west philippine sea.
under the cut because it’s gonna be lengthy.
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"Our local government do not have enough manpower to rescue considering that they have been rescuing since yesterday. Water level is still rising at the moment and the Magat Dam still has gates open. We are in dire need of help as most of the towns are submerged in water higher than their roofs,"
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