#typhoon paeng

[slyyywriting]

CALL FOR DONATIONS - HELP COMMUNITIES IN THE PHILIPPINES AFFECTED BY TROPICAL STORM NALGAE (locally known as Typhoon Paeng)

Angat Buhay, in partnership with Tanging Yaman Foundation, is calling for cash and in-kind donations to aid affected families.

For cash donations, you may send them in this channel:

Metrobank: 613-7-613-00046-8

Acct. Name: Tanging Yaman Foundation, Inc.

For tracking purposes, kindly submit the name of the donor and a screenshot of the transaction/deposit slip to [email protected]. 

In-kind donations – such as blankets, instant food, rice, sanitary kits, and bottled water – may be dropped off at Loyola Schools Covered Courts, Ateneo de Manila University, Katipunan, Quezon City, from November 2 to 12. Kindly contact Lowie at 0921 296 1373 for assistance. 

[kenneth-larona]

Typhoon Paeng is prone to tropical cyclones due to its geographical location which generally produces heavy rains and flooding of large areas and also strong winds that result in heavy casualties to human life and destruction to crops and properties.

People can be killed, injured, or lost during typhoons. Flooding can cause people to drown, houses to be completely destroyed, property to be swept away, and farms to lose all of their crops to the winds and relentless rains. Mudslides and power outages are common. Food shortages, lack of access to good medical care and medical supplies, and limited access to major roads and cities can further complicate the problems caused by a typhoon.

I learned that typhoons Paeng are one of the disasters that you should be prepared for. Many people died due to a lack of preparedness during a typhoon. Being prepared can save you and your fellow people by sharing your knowledge and encouraging them to know what to do before, during, and after a typhoon. In short, preparedness is the key to saving lives.

[lalovesss]

Severe tropical Storm Nalgae locally named Paeng, the bot tropical Cyclone that entered the Philippine area of responsibility PAR, brought heavy rain. And strong winds to

the Philippine. “Storms come and go, and with every passing storm, there is a new lesson to glean from”.its impact was Felt most severely in Regions 5,6.812 and The biggest weather disaster of the week was a powerful typhoon that batterac the southern Philippine on Tuesday. Typhoon Paeng is one of the strongest typhoons that hit the Philippines.

Because the impact of typhoon Pang was so great that we were also affected a little like our house was flooded, “You Can be in the Storm, But don't let the Storm get in you.” Many people died and lost. But even though it was difficult because of typhoon paeng, there are still people who help, they are called good Samaritan.

[regajal]

TYPHOON PAENG-typhoon Paeng is one of the strongest typhoons that hit our country. many people were affected by this typhoon and I am one of them,but we must remember that “You cannot forever escape from the storm; you must learn to stand up to it.” my lessons learned in typhoon Paeng aftermath is our relationships are the most important in our lives. It is the people we love and our relationship with them that we must treasure most, not the futile accumulation of material wealth which, in a shap,can be gone.If we focus our lives on building and enriching our relationships,we will never lose these loving bonds no matter how many Paeng will come into our lives. Even though we suffered during typhoon Paeng,many people still helped and donated we can call them Good Samaritan. (Still).by/from musical band “Hillsong Worship”,In whatever circumstances where are in we must learn how to stay calm and allow God to work his way in our lives.The song “Still” was inspired by God,no matter how many storms come in our lives we will always remember that God is our redeemer. He is our salvation and reliever.