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Showing posts with label Typhoon Ondoy aftermath. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Typhoon Ondoy aftermath. Show all posts

Thursday, October 1, 2009

Typhoon Ondoy aftermath update

Typhoon Ondoy aftermath
Here's typhoon Ondoy aftermath update. Haven't yet recovered from the devastation brought about by typhoon Ondoy, here comes typhoon Pepeng, reported to be much stronger, had already entered the Philippine area of responsibility, and is expected to have a landfall by Sunday in northern Luzon.

People greatly affected by the recent calamity is still on the process of recovering and here comes another one. The pictures show angry and hungry people. It looks like they have to fight to continue life, which means that the help they get from the government and those from the NGOs and private organizations is not enough.

There are those who are taking advantage of the relief goods especially coming from private people. There were reports that some relief operations were being blocked before it reaches the place where it should be transported. Sec. Teodoro is appealing to all people not to take advantage of the situation, instead help each other in resolving the problems.

Image credit: www.sunstar.com.ph

Wednesday, September 30, 2009

Typhoon Ondoy aftermath

Typhoon Ondoy aftermath
Typhoon Ondoy's aftermath is really devastating. Until now, survivors of typhoon Ondoy don't have a sure way yet of how to start all over again. So many lives and millions of properties were damaged, that most of them ended with nothing except their clothes on. Problems especially on health continued to persist as medicines and source of clean water was out of hand for some affected barangays.


Typhoon Ondoy's aftermath made us realized that regardless of our economic statuses in life, everyone get his own share of Mother Nature's wrath. But despite this tragedy, it was worth mentioning that the spirit of "Bayanihan" (cooperation) among us Filipinos, rich and poor, can be felt from the heart. Thanks a lot to all those people who in any way extended their help to those who are greatly affected.