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    Quote Originally Posted by Noel Salisipan View Post
    Hanga ako sa mga taong kasalukuyang tumutulong para makapagdala ng maayos ng relief sa mga nasalanta, ang kailangan lang yung mas mapabilis na maipahatid ang mga pangagailangan ng mga tao sa kabisayaan.

    Strategic move lang suggestion ko.

    Binagyo kami ng kading nung 1977, around 1am up until 4am. Tanggal karamihang ng bubong sa lugar namin at bagsak mga puno sa daan. First hour in the morning nagsimula ng dumating ang relief via helicopter.

    May pila ng bigas, iba sa mga delata, damit...
    Mas hamak ng makabago ang panahon sa ngayon, mas matalino mga tao, kaya lang mas mauutak yata ang karamihan.
    Ang dapat mong maintindihan eh kung gano kalaki ang pinsala na dulot ni Yolanda. Ilang region, province, cities, towns, barangay ang affected. Hindi lang basta affected, totally destroyed ang malalaking Cities dyan. National government have to mobilize and manage everything since walang natira sa LGU. Pano ka mag air-drop ng aid kung walang LGU na mag manage nyan?

    Yolanda is stronger than Katrina and Sandy, wala sa kalingkingan yang si Karding.

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    No Sign of Help for Philippines from China's Hospital Ship

    http://www.maritime-executive.com/ar...ip-2013-11-15/

    While the navies of the United States and its allies rushed to the aid of the typhoon-hit Philippines, a state-of-the-art Chinese hospital ship has stayed at home and in doing so has become a symbol of China's tepid response to the crisis.
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    The UH-1 sucessor UH/SH-70 in action... The people were in a rush that the chopper couldn't land.









    Aid from Uncle Sam...

    Filipino typhoon victims rush to get relief goods from a US Navy Sea Hawk helicopter in the super typhoon devastated town of Salcedo, Samar island province, Philippines, 16 November 2013. Thousands of people were fleeing dire conditions in typhoon-devastated areas of the Philippines despite stepped up efforts to bring them relief from the disaster. At least 3,633 people were killed and nearly two million people were displaced by Typhoon Haiyan, which flattened cities and towns in the eastern Philippines, the government said. EPA/FRANCIS R. MALASIG
    Last edited by Monseratto; November 16th, 2013 at 08:34 PM.

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    Well, there you go, airdropped goods. i hope nobody got trampled to death. i hope everybody shares. i wonder if they'll ever feel like a village again after that.
    Last edited by badkuk; November 16th, 2013 at 08:54 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ClaNker View Post
    Ang dapat mong maintindihan eh kung gano kalaki ang pinsala na dulot ni Yolanda. Ilang region, province, cities, towns, barangay ang affected. Hindi lang basta affected, totally destroyed ang malalaking Cities dyan. National government have to mobilize and manage everything since walang natira sa LGU. Pano ka mag air-drop ng aid kung walang LGU na mag manage nyan?

    Yolanda is stronger than Katrina and Sandy, wala sa kalingkingan yang si Karding.

    Pag ang taong napinsala ng matinding sakuna, kailangan mo lang lumagay sa paanan nila para maintindihan yung pangagailangan para magpatuloy ang buhay.
    Pero pag puro katwiran at dahilan, magkakamatayan na ang mga taong nangangailangan ng tulong.

    Kilos bayan...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Noel Salisipan View Post
    Pag ang taong napinsala ng matinding sakuna, kailangan mo lang lumagay sa paanan nila para maintindihan yung pangagailangan para magpatuloy ang buhay.
    Pero pag puro katwiran at dahilan, magkakamatayan na ang mga taong nangangailangan ng tulong.

    Kilos bayan...
    Huh? First you criticized the slow repacking even if all the volunteers are working tirelessly to pitch in every way they can and now you will say this?

    Tingnan mo yung photo sa taas at intindihin mo lang. Volunteers and National Government work around the clock, heck even MMDA with their head Tolentino are clearing the roads with the little equipment they got void of any media fanfare. Hindi katwiran at dahilan yan, yan ang reality. Hindi uso ang himala dito tulad ng gustong mag yari ng mga keyboard experts.

    Ilang araw ng kumikilos ang bayan. These people are tirelessly working to lift the suffering of the devastated people in several regions around the clock.

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    Dunno about the pace of the repacking work, but a lot of people have been volunteering. The Red Cross PH have even been advising people that they have enough volunteers, and have been referrging would-be volunteers to other relief efforts(i hate to say it but it seems social networking had a lot do to with it)

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    Quote Originally Posted by badkuk View Post
    Dunno about the pace of the repacking work, but a lot of people have been volunteering. The Red Cross PH have even been advising people that they have enough volunteers, and have been referrging would-be volunteers to other relief efforts(i hate to say it but it seems social networking had a lot do to with it)
    For now the volunteer load seems to be okay. What we have to really see is how to keep things going for the long run as you're talking a rebuilding process of years according to some organizations. Looking at the flip side of the coin, it would be a good time to start from a clean sheet of paper and rebuild the devastated areas, and work on getting the economy running, in a great way. Samar - Leyte, Aklan, Antique, etc. have been neglected for so long and abused by the powers that be and it's time the people there get their break.

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    C-130 gives way to a small plane of 8 VIP's.

    Sino kaya?

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    Mahrap talaga yung air drop. Only the strong will survive. Kawawa mga bata at babae. Mabuti na slow but sure kesa fast but bara-bara. :-)

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    Team Rubicon has a strike force now on ground zero. Operation Seabird is now active.
    Last edited by frenchtower; November 17th, 2013 at 06:22 AM.

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    Sa cash donations galing ibang bansa for sure may tax un. Malaking pera yan eh.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ClaNker View Post
    Huh? First you criticized the slow repacking even if all the volunteers are working tirelessly to pitch in every way they can and now you will say this?

    Tingnan mo yung photo sa taas at intindihin mo lang. Volunteers and National Government work around the clock, heck even MMDA with their head Tolentino are clearing the roads with the little equipment they got void of any media fanfare. Hindi katwiran at dahilan yan, yan ang reality. Hindi uso ang himala dito tulad ng gustong mag yari ng mga keyboard experts.

    Ilang araw ng kumikilos ang bayan. These people are tirelessly working to lift the suffering of the devastated people in several regions around the clock.


    Ang batang lumaki sa katwiran dala ay katangahan! Tamang kilos na mabilis ang kailangan yung lang punto ko sa ating bayan.

    Comment pa bata, baka nga hindi ka pa sinilang nung 1977 at puro ka kontra.

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    yang mga puna ng puna sa isip kasi nila madali lang ang lahat
    palibhasa kasi mga nananaginip ng gising, talagang mahirap mabuhay sa real world mga sir, hindi ganun kadali ang lahat, hindi mo hawak ang mundo uy!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Noel Salisipan View Post
    Ang batang lumaki sa katwiran dala ay katangahan! Tamang kilos na mabilis ang kailangan yung lang punto ko sa ating bayan.

    Comment pa bata, baka nga hindi ka pa sinilang nung 1977 at puro ka kontra.
    Subjective yang tamang kilos na mabilis. Again mas madali mamintas kesa gumawa. Naging disaster relief worker ka ba? Red cross? DILG? Share mo naman dapat ginawa sa gov't or sulat ka sa mga major newspaper para makita natin punto mo at malaman if noteworthy.

    Kapag maganda kasi punto at paliwanag, napupublish yan kasi dapat tularan or isama sa future plans.

    Gaya nung hospital ship ni 111prez, mga ganyang idea ba.

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    Nanay ni Jason...need a bucket of salt on this one. hehehe


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    Quote Originally Posted by Monseratto View Post
    Nanay ni Jason...need a bucket of salt on this one. hehehe

    Isang kabang asin. Hehehe...

    Sana may pics at ikalat nila.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Monseratto View Post
    Nanay ni Jason...need a bucket of salt on this one. hehehe

    Useless without actual proof.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Noel Salisipan View Post
    Ang batang lumaki sa katwiran dala ay katangahan! Tamang kilos na mabilis ang kailangan yung lang punto ko sa ating bayan.

    Comment pa bata, baka nga hindi ka pa sinilang nung 1977 at puro ka kontra.
    As if tatamaan ako sa hirit mo lolo noel. Malapit na po ang pasko lolo, regalo ko po ha? Please po, di naman po ako bad sayo eh nasa katwiran lang po ako lolo.

    Di ka naka apak sa reality lolo, totoo yan. Basag lahat na hirit mo kaya eto na lang kaya mong post. 43 Provinces lolo, 3 C130 lang meron tayo at kaka rampot na lumang hueys. Lahat tayo gustong mapabilis ang pag tulong sa mga nasa lanta pero eto lang talaga ang kaya eh. Pati volunteers sa repacking centers binanatan mo pa, sobra ka naman. Yung volunteers ni Binay kahit pag sisipain mo pa yun eh ok lang.

    Ang hirap mong umintindi eh. Ilang araw nakapag mobilize ng maayos ang US during katrina? Ilang milyon lang ang affected nun? Himala ang gusto mong mangyari. Inaanak ko nasa Airforce, huey pilot nasa disaster zone ngayon, pag pilitan mo pa yang air drop mo.

    Hala mag sama kayo ni beking cooper.

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    I dont know why Cooper is getting a lot of credits. Dami talagang di nag-iisip. He made those "remarks" on the 5th day. 4 na araw na lumipas and those four days had been extensively used by Govt to clear the VAST AREA devastated by Yolanda. And sa apat na araw na yun, mahirap pa kumilos ng gabi dahil walang power and limited pa equipments

    So nangyari, na-clear na and eto na broadcast ni Cooper. Natapat na pwede na mag-mobilize relief operations. Good timing! Bumilis after the broadcast! Miracle from Cooper!

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