Typhoon YOLANDA (Haiyan)

[falken]

Police official sacked over 10,000 fatality estimate | Headlines, News, The Philippine Star | philstar.com

What if the official death toll reaches or surpasses 10,000? Will he be reinstated?

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Police official sacked over 10,000 fatality estimate | Headlines, News, The Philippine Star | philstar.com

wtf

he was fired coz he made PNoy look bad

[BratPAQ]

Kapal ng mukha. Pwede ba manawagan kay Binay, pakitanggal lang po campaign materials nyo sa relief goods, nakakahiya. Ambagal na nga ng gobyerno mamigay ng relief goods pinupulitika nyo pa.

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[lowslowbenz]

Do not hate .... Donate!

[falken]

Kapal ng mukha. Pwede ba manawagan kay Binay, pakitanggal lang po campaign materials nyo sa relief goods, nakakahiya. Ambagal na nga ng gobyerno mamigay ng relief goods pinupulitika nyo pa.

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Sabi na nga ba't hindi makatiis iyang si Epal King. Di galing sa puso ang tulong, papogi lang ang habol.

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[lowslowbenz]

Kapal ng mukha. Pwede ba manawagan kay Binay, pakitanggal lang po campaign materials nyo sa relief goods, nakakahiya. Ambagal na nga ng gobyerno mamigay ng relief goods pinupulitika nyo pa.

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Nognog epaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaal ......

[frenchtower]

DART team is in Hawaii with two CC-177 Globemasters just waiting for green light.


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[chua_riwap]

yung yolanda affected, migrate na sa canada........


Canada to prioritize applications of Yolanda-hit Pinoys | ABS-CBN News

[Monseratto]

These foreign correspondents help get the word out and help bring in additional aid. But criticising how the locals move is a definite taboo...

Naghanap ng issue para bitakusin si Anderson Cooper...Balat sibuyas at crab-metality at their best.

VIP media treatment irks locals
By Marlon Ramos, Nikko Dizon
Philippine Daily Inquirer
3:58 am | Friday, November 15th, 2013

TACLOBAN CITY, Philippines—Anderson Cooper who?

Survivors of Supertyphoon “Yolanda” and their families were not at all awed by the presence of the famous CNN news anchor and other foreign and local journalists who swooped down here to cover the catastrophe that hit central Philippines.

Cooper, host of CNN’s “Anderson Cooper 360,” was among the foreign journalists who covered the Aquino administration’s slow response to the crisis caused by Yolanda (international name: “Haiyan”).

But to many survivors, who had been waiting in vain to fly out of badly hit Tacloban City, in Leyte province, since Sunday, seeing foreign journalists going in and out of the city aboard C-130 military planes and private helicopters only deepened their anguish.

Others complained that relatives of local politicians and senior government officials were among the first ones who were accommodated in free flights out of the city.

Special favors

CNN’s coverage of the government’s response to Yolanda was highly critical yet the Atlanta-based network received special favors from the government.
On Saturday, Filipino and foreign journalists on the second

C-130 cargo plane to land in Tacloban a day after the typhoon were asked to travel light to give more space to troops and aid workers.

On the plane was the military signal van that was urgently needed to establish communication in the Tacloban airport, which was heavily damaged during the storm.
Despite the request, the CNN crew brought aboard 100 kilos of equipment, the only news organization to bring that much cargo. Other journalists brought only basic equipment and overnight bags.

The GMA 7 crew carried heavy equipment, but they waited for the next C-130 flight to be able to bring their big load.

Babysitters

One CNN team on the ground also had Filipinos from a government agency under the Office of the President serving as babysitters to make sure the news team would get the stories it wanted.

On Monday, Malacañang press officers were seen at Ninoy Aquino International Airport in Manila awaiting the arrival of foreign journalists who would cover the disaster in the Visayas.

The press officers carried welcome banners of sorts—bond paper with the names of the journalists they were meeting printed in large fonts.

CNN nearly missed President Aquino in Tacloban on Sunday, arriving just before he boarded his vehicle.

The Inquirer learned that somebody informed CNN of Aquino’s presence, and the crew rushed to catch him.

Obviously, somebody also told the President that CNN was there and wanted an interview. Instead of taking his car, he stopped to meet the CNN team, prompting the other journalists to run to where they were to catch the interview.

For CNN, Malacañang ignored the procedures it imposes on the press during presidential engagements.

Insensitive

Travelers to Tacloban were angered by the special accommodation given to the foreign journalists.

“Why are foreign journalists being prioritized over us? Do they have relatives missing in Leyte?” asked Narcisa Arias, who had been waiting for a C-130 flight from Mactan Cebu International Airport in Lapu-Lapu City since Sunday.

“The military or whoever is in charge of facilitating the flights should have been more sensitive to what the relatives of missing typhoon victims feel,” she told the Inquirer in the vernacular on Tuesday.

Told that Cooper, who reportedly flew in on a chartered flight, was in Tacloban, the 61-year-old sounded perplexed.

“Who is he? Can he help me find my mother and two brothers?” Arias asked.

A woman, who was in her 20s, butted in and told Arias that Cooper was a well-known journalist.

“Then maybe he can tell the world how inutile and cruel this government is. We have been here for three days and yet the military let others board the C-130s,” Arias said.

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Roommate went to Red Cross yesterday to hand the checque and confirm na mga NPA nag loot and hunaharang sa mga trucks carrying relief goods. That's an A1 info coming directly from the a chairperson of Red Cross.

Sa mga mag donate do not forget yun certification of donation from accredited NGO. 100% tax deductible ang donation. Sa RC they will just send the COD to your address. Siguro sa mga maliliit na NGO pwede na nila ibigay agad.


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[Monseratto]

The IDF is here!

[vinj]

The IDF is here!

So i guess with all these big guns on Philippine soil nowadays, China will remain quiet for time being. Sana ipa-buwenas na nila sa atin ang pag-ubos ng mga NPA, ASG, etc...

[marg]

The IDF is here!

We should let loose these IDF soldiers on the NPA's

[BratPAQ]

At may photo ops pa, hala sige tagalan nyo pa dyan, at pangiti-ngiti pa. Habang yung nangangailangan nyan nagnanakaw na sa gutom.

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[crazy_boy]

At may photo ops pa, hala sige tagalan nyo pa dyan, at pangiti-ngiti pa. Habang yung nangangailangan nyan nagnanakaw na sa gutom.

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talagang makapal ang mukha ni VPNog. matagal na umiikot sa social media yang relief goods nila na may pangalan niya from different disasters pero tuloy tuloy parin ang paglagay nila ng pangalan.

[antonath]

Aside from victims of typhoon in Tacloban, US also donated foods and medical supplies in olongapo. Hopefully matuloy na ulit yun US based sa subic para mas mabilis at galante ang mga donations.

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[170kphlang]

may alam ba kayo kung san pwede magvolunteer magrepack ng mga relief goods? ayaw ko sa mga tv stations kasi madalas pinapakita pa nila mga mukha ng mga tumutulong, gusto ko sana anonymous nalang hindi naman kailangan malaman ng iba na tumulong ang isang tao

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[ClaNker]

may alam ba kayo kung san pwede magvolunteer magrepack ng mga relief goods? ayaw ko sa mga tv stations kasi madalas pinapakita pa nila mga mukha ng mga tumutulong, gusto ko sana anonymous nalang hindi naman kailangan malaman ng iba na tumulong ang isang tao

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Sa DSWD ka na lang.

DSWD opens more repacking sites

Aside from the DSWD National Resource Operations Center (NROC) located at Chapel Road, NAIA, Pasay City, the satellite repacking hubs are the following:

National Capital Region (NCR)

• Ninoy Aquino Stadium
Rizal Memorial Sports Complex
M. Adriatico Street, Manila

Contact persons:

Director Honorita Bayudan
0918-387-2061
380-8143

Director Chi Redaja
0917-599-0870
592-6953

Director Mariz Maristela
240-5886

• Ateneo de Manila University (College Covered Courts)
Katipunan Ave., Loyola Heights, Quezon City

Contact person:

Johnny Miranda
0916-428-6437
422-2521

• De La Salle University ( North and South Conservatory)
2401 Taft Ave., Manila

Contact Persons:

Joseph Rosal of COSCA
525-4267 local 147

Nyca Lofranco
0917-599-0027
592-6110

• Camp Aguinaldo

• Villamor Air Base, Multipurpose Hall, Pasay City

853-5128, 853-5003, 853-4944, 853-4995 and 853-5057

[lowslowbenz]

Messages of hope written on top of the cans!

As one nation, we can do this!

[rollyic]

^^^ ang pagkaka alam ko, galing dito yan sa qatar.
donations ng mga pinoy dito sa qatar.