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Rescue Operations
National Disaster Coordinating Council (NDCC) (+632-9125668, +632-9111406, +632-9115061, +632-9122665) Help hotlines: (+65 734-2118, 734-2120) [email protected]
Philippine Coast Guard (+632-5276136)
Air Force (+63908-1126976, +632-8535023)
Metro Manila Development Authority (136)
Marikina City Rescue (+632-6462436, +632-6462423, +632920-9072902). To check for missing relatives call Marikina City Hall 646-1634 or 646-2360.
Pasig Rescue Emergency Number (+632-6310099); Pasig Mayor Eusebio gave his cel number for urgent messages of help and rescue : 09189275074
Quezon City Rescue (161)
San Juan City Hall Command Post (+632-4681697)
Bureau of Fire Protection Region III (Central Luzon) Hotline: (+63245-9634376)
Senator Dick Gordon (+639178997898, +63938-444BOYS, +632-9342118, +632-4338528)
Senator Manny Villar (+639174226800. +639172414864, +639276751981)
Civil Society/ Media
Philippine National Red Cross (143, +632-5270000)
Philippine National Red Cross Rizal Chapter operations center hotline: (+632-6350922, +632-6347824)
Go to GMA Facebook page & post complete addresses and names of people in need of immediate help.
The Philippine Daily Inquirer is launching a relief drive for the victims of Tropical Storm “Ondoy,” in partnership with the Philippine National Red Cross, Ronald McDonald House Charities, Assisi Foundation and the Sagip Buhay Foundation. Donations in kind, such as instant noodles, canned goods, formula milk, blankets and clothes, are urgently needed.
These may be brought to the Inquirer office at 1098 Chino Roces Ave. corner Mascardo and Yague Streets, Makati City, and to any of its classified ads branches, and to any McDonald’s branch within Metro Manila. For questions and other concerns, please call 8978808 loc. 260 and look for Megi Garcia.
ABS-CBN Typhoon Ondoy Hotline: (+632-4163641)
Jam 88.3: (+632- 6318803) or SMS at JAM (space) 883 (space) your message to 2968
GMA Kapuso Helpline: (+632-9811950-59)
Sahana Disaster Management System needs IT volunteers. http://sahana.kahelos.org. Email [email protected].
Makati Medical Center (MMC), Cardinal Santos Medical Center and PLDT of the Metro Pacific Group of Companies will be conducting a week-long medical mission in areas adversely affected by Typhoon Ondoy.
Makati Medical Center will cover the Cainta/Rizal area, Cardinal Santos Medical Center will handle the Pasig area and PLDT will assist the Marikina area. Doctors and personnel will be deployed to provide consultations and distribute medicines at designated evacuation center in these areas.
MakatiMed’s Health Services Program (HSP) center, located at the ground floor of the hospital, will be open 24/7 this entire week to assist typhoon victims.
To become a volunteer, please submit your name and contact details to Dr. Victor Gisbert at 0917-8922807 or Dr. Johnny Sinon at 0917-5261345.
For donations, in cash or in kind, please send your contributions to Ms. Jocelyn or Ms. Fatima at the Social Services Office, Ground Floor, MakatiMed, Amorsolo St., Makati or call 8888-999 locals 7124 and 7104.
Rubber Boat, 4—4 Trucks, Chopper Requests
NCRPO (+632-8383203, +632-8383354)
Private citizens who would like to lend their motor boats for rescue please call emergency nos: +632-9125668, +632-9111406, +632-9122665, +632-9115061)
You can also text (+632917-4226800 or +632927-6751981) for rescue dump trucks.
For those who are able to lend 4—4 trucks for rescue: Please send truck to Greenhills Shoppng Center Unimart Grocery to await deployment, Tel No. (+632920-9072902).
Petron & San Miguel Corporation are lending choppers for rescue operations, call/text: (+632917-8140655) ask for Lydia Ragasa
Power Supply
Meralco (+63917-5592824, 16211, +63920-9292824) If you want service cut off to your area to prevent fires and electrocution.
Relief Aid and Donations
URGENT:
Donations of heavy duty flashlights needed for rescue operations in Cainta area. Contact Cielo at (+632918-8824356)
Businesses/ Commercial Establishments
Aranaz Stores in Rockwell & Greenbelt is accepting donations of any kind for Payatas communities affected by Ondoy
Aunt Genie’s Breadhouse in Cebu – 1279 Talamban, Cebu City In front of the Talamban Sports Complex – drop off point
Binalot at Greenbelt 1, call Tetchie Bundalian at (+632922-8573277)
Brainbeam Events, Inc. 2/F MB Aguirre Cornerhs Bldg,15 Pres Ave cor Elizalde Sts, BF Homes Pque across the old Caltex in BF. Will accept relief goods.
The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf will be accepting canned goods, water, clothes, blankets, towels, medicine, and emergency supplies (no cash) in all our branches on behalf of the victims of Typhoon Ondoy starting today until Friday. Your generosity will be much appreciated during this difficult time for our brothers and sisters in need.
Every Nation, FORT will accept donations for Red Cross esp. purified water, canned goods, and infant formula. Location @ 32nd St cor University Pkwy across Market Market.
Junior Chamber International Manila Baypark Tent, Roxas Blvd. will accept goods starting Monday.
Luca stores (Rockwell, Shang-rila, Eastwood, or GA towers): Send your old clothes & donations (no cash pls).
Manor Superclub, Eastwood City will accept goods and other emergency items starting Sunday at 10 am.
Ministop IBARRA (Espana cor. Blumentritt, Sampaloc Manila) is also accepting relief goods, Food (non-perishable goods only) Clothing, Medicines, Beds, Pillows, Blankets, Emergency Supplies to help Typhoon Ondoy victims.
Moonshine boutique in Rockwell also accepting relief good to help Ondoy victims in Marikina and Cainta.
Myron’s Greenbelt will accept relief goods
Papemelroti stores in 91 Roces Ave. / Ali Mall Cubao / SM City North EDSA / SM Fairview / SM Megamall / Glorietta 3 in Makati / SM Centerpoint / SM Southmall are accepting relief goods (canned goods / milk / bottled water / clothes NO CASH pls.)
PowerPlant Mall accepting donations for ABS-CBN foundation. Dropoff at admin office, P1 level.
R.O.X. Recreational Outdoor eXchange is accepting donation for relief good for Typhoon Ondoy victims. You can bring it in the store located in B1 building Bonifacio High St., Tel. No. (+632-8564638/39)
Shell gas stations – drop off point
Total gas stations- drop off point for relief goods.
Petron – drop off point for relief goods.
Team Manila stores in Trinoma, Mall of Asia, Jupiter Bel-Air and Rockwell shall be accepting relief goods (Canned Goods, Ready-to-drink Milk,Bottled Water and Clothes) for distribution by Veritas.
Whitespace 2314 Chino Roces Ave Ext as a Makati drop-off for relief goods.
Jollibee branches in Metro Manila – drop off point for relief goods.
McDonald’s branches in Metro Manila – drop off point for relief goods.
Government/ Civil Society/ Movements
Operation Tulong Relief Operations: Clare Amador (+639285205508) or Jana Vicente at +639285205499). Drop off for relief donations is at Balay Expo Center across Farmers Market Cubao. e operational again tomorrow, 8:00am, at the following hubs: Cubao – Cubao Expo Centro (the old Seafood Resto), EDSA corner Gen. MacArthur, Araneta Center, QC. Makati – White Space, Pasong Tamo Ext., Makati (near BMW). We urge students to come and help. We need candles, matches, clothes, blankets, salt, cooking oil (in sachets). Please spread! Thanks!
People can now seek financial help and assistance from PAG-IBIG Fund: Call 724-4244.
In Cebu City, PLAN ONDOY now mobilized by the Rotary Clubs in Cebu. Drop off centers in Cebu: Julie’s Bakeshops, Andorra Tiles office.
Victory Fort is opening its doors to those affected by the typhoon. Call 813-FORT.
ABS-CBN through Banco de Oro account number 56300-20111 account name: ABS-CBN Foundation Incorporation
Akbayan’s taking donations, call 433-69-33/433-68-31 to donate or volunteer.
Citizens Disaster Response Center (CDRC): Relief goods for typhoon victims being accepted at 72-A Times St., West Triangle, QC. Tel (+632-9299820/22)
Corporate Network for Disaster Reponse bank account no. 0031 0654 02 BPI Ayala Paseo Branch for cash donations
Sen. Kiko Pangilinan is accepting donations @ AGS Bldg Annex, 446 EDSA Guadalupe Viejo. Contact Vina Vargas at (+632917-8081247)
Kabataan Partylist – Drop off donations or volunteer at 118-B Sct. Rallos QC. 09266677163 or [email protected]
Luzon Relief: Donations can be brought to RENAISSANCE FITNESS CENTER, 2nd Floor, Bramante Building, Renaissance Towers Ortigas, Meralco Avenue, Pasig City starting MONDAY (Sept.28) / 9am 7pm Contact Person: Warren Habaluyas (+632929-8713488) or email at [email protected]
Miriam Quiambao drop off point: One Orchard Road Building in Eastwood, or message http://www.twitter.com/miriamq for more details.
Move for Chiz is asking for volunteers and donations at Bay Park Tent, along Roxas Blvd., beside Max Restaurant and Diamond Hotel in Manila, or at Gilas Minipark at Unang Hakbang St., Gilas Q.C.
Operation Rainbow (Zac Faelnar Camara) at Ayala Alabang Village needs Canned Goods, Ready-To-Eat Food, Bottled Water, Ready-To-Drink Milk/ Juice, Clothing, Blankets, contact (+632-4687991)
Philippine Army Gym inside Fort Bonifacio or GHQ Gym in Camp Aguinaldo are now distributing donations for Ondoy Victims.
Relief Efforts for Pasig at Valle Verde 1 Village Park, contact (+632916-4945000, +632917-5273616)
Relief Operations Center at AGS Annex, #446 EDSA Guadalupe Viejo after PET Tower contact Ares at 0917.855.4935 or Rachel at 0918.924.1636
Sagip Kapamilya hotlines (+632-4132667, +632-4160387) #13 Examiner St. West Triangle, QC. and Scout Mayoran, cor. Morato, near Alex III.
Tulong Bayan hotlines for donations and volunteers are (+632908-6579998) Marilyn, (+632939-3633436) Jenn (+632-9137122, +632-9136254 & +632-9133306). e operational again tomorrow, 8:00am, at the following hubs: Cubao – Cubao Expo Centro (the old Seafood Resto), EDSA corner Gen. MacArthur, Araneta Center, QC. Makati – White Space, Pasong Tamo Ext., Makati (near BMW). We urge students to come and help. We need candles, matches, clothes, blankets, salt, cooking oil (in sachets). Please spread! Thanks!
TXTPower now accepts donations via SmartMoney 5577514418667103, GCash 09179751092 and Paypal http://is.gd/3GvuN
World Vision partners with Phil Coast Guard and kind individuals for relief distribution to 3k families. Call (+632-3747618 local 242) or text (+632917-8623209) to help.
Worldvision Foundation is also accepting donations/volunteers to pack relief goods in QC. For $-donations, BPI:USDacct #4254-0050-08
Religious/ Schools & Universities
Assumption College San Lorenzo is now accepting donations. Please drop them off at the AC guardhouse.
Ateneo de Manila University is now accepting donations for the victims of Ondoy. Donations can be dropped at MVP Lobby. For those stranded/those who need help: To all students who need help or know of people who need help. Please text the name, location, and contact number to (+6329088877166). ATENEO, which is now an open shelter, accepts refugees. Call (+632917-8952792)
Caritas Manila Office at Jesus St., Pandacan Manila near Nagtahan Bridge (+632-5639298, +632-5639308)
CCF St Francis Mall, Ortigas is now accepting goods for donation.
CFC Center Ortigas is now open for donations in cash or kind. Call (+632-7270682 to 87) or text (+632922-2542819)
De La Salle University-Manila – The Sagip Metro relief operation will start to accept donation for Ondoy victims starting Monday @ 8:30 am. Please bring goods to the South Gate of DLSU-Manila.
De La Salle Zobel will be accepting donations tomorrow at Gym 5 (Near Gate 7 in Molave St.)
DLSU Medical Center will accept canned goods, blankets, clothes, water. Location is at Congressional Avenue, Dasmarinas, Cavite. Telephone lines are at(02) 844-7832 and (046) 416-4531
Hillsborough Village Chapel: Water, blankets, shoes, and clothes may be sent to Hillsborough Village Chapel in Muntinlupa City. These will go to families whose houses were washed out in the nearby sitios.
La Salle Greenhills for Greenhills/Mandaluyong/San Juan Area, if you want to help out with the rescue and relief operations, you can drop off your donations (clothes, food, etc..) at LSGH Gate 2 or volunteer from 9am to receive, sort, repack the donations.
Our Lady of Pentecost Parish (+632-4342397, +632-9290665) per Gabe Mercado, donations are very much welcome. The Parish is located at 12 F. Dela Rosa corner C. Salvador Sts., Loyola Heights, Quezon City.
Playschool International in Better Living is open to receive relief goods. Feel free to drop it there for your convenience. No Cash Pls.
Radio Veritas at Veritas Tower West Ave. Cor EDSA (+632-9257931-40)
Simbahang Lingkod ng Bayan Task Force Noah, a disaster response arm of the Jesuits, is accepting donations. Please drop it off sa Ateneo Cervini Dorm.
St. James Church Multi-Purpose Hall – Drop off point
St. Pedro Poveda College is now accepting relief goods. call the Social Action Center 6318756 loc. 121
UA&P Please contact Dae Lee [SEB EVP] @ 09178323533 needs donations and volunteers.
UP College of Arts and Letters (CAL) is accepting goods and cash. Donation center at CAL/text 0929-6454102.
UP Diliman USC is collecting food, clothing and/or cash. Contact TITUS 09178001909, JOSE 09273056607 and TIN 09154906106
Katipunan Avenue. Contact Erica Paredes at (+632917-4741930) they need bread, packed juice, sandwich filling (tuna, chicken, anything) You can help her make them, deliver the sandwiches to her house, or help her distribute! Call for more details.
Xavier School in San Juan is now accepting donations, please bring to Multipurpose Center (MPC).
Private Citizens
MAKATI:
5729 Calasanz St., Olympia Makati City or call for pick up at (+632-5017405 or +632-7290530) c/o Omel Santos
SOUTH:
Accepting relief goods in SOUTH AREA. Please contact Anne at (+632915-2854240)
Karen Ang
3 Kagandahan corner Kabutihan Streets, Kawilihan Village, Pasig 0920-9520900 Will forward donated relief goods to Red Cross
PROVINCIAL DONATION/RELIEF CENTERS:
BAGUIO:
– donations can be dropped off at the ABSCBN Baguio Office
– donations are also accepted at the Baguio Convention Center Executive Room from 10am til 4pm starting tomorrow til Friday. Volunteers are urged to come.
– Organizing a soup kitchen. Baguio donating vegetables to arrive via Victory Liner. Contact Dave at 09178396179.
BULACAN:
– Red Cross Bulacan accepts donations. It is located in Malolos Bulacan, near Bulacan capitol
CAGAYAN:
– send your donations to the kkp office in xavier university, ATENEO DE CAGAYAN.
CAVITE:
– DLSU-Dasmarinas is also accepting donations, pls proceed to the 2nd floor of SBC Building
BATANGAS:
– DE LA SALLE LIPA is now accepting your donations, drop off point is at the college lobby.
CEBU:
– details on how you can donate are on noelle’s blog or the living for a cause blog.
BACOLOD:
– For your donations, drop off center is at the Coliseum in the University of St. La Salle. 435-3857
– CAFE BREIZH wil be a drop off center for donations. text 09193651101 for details.
DAVAO:
– ATENEO DE DAVAO is accepting in kind donations for ondoy. drop off at the samahan office in jacinto campus.
– BANTAY BATA 163 davao located at matina,davao city is also a drop off point for any in-kind donations.
ZAMBOANGA:
– ATENEO DE ZAMBOANGA is accepting donations. You may bring them to the SACSI office. Look for Alma Curesma, 991-0871, loc 2224 or 2225.
People Tracker (using your phones, get your friends and family to turn on their finderservice for you)
FINDERSERVICE. For Smart, text wis <your name> <your mobile> to 386.
FINDERSERVICE. For Globe, text find <your name> <your mobile> to 7000.
E-Donations
Helping the Red Cross
Red Cross Load Donations: Right now the easiest way to make donations from the seat of your chair is via mobile phone load. The Red Cross Rescue and Relief Operations. Text: RED<space>AMOUNT to 2899 (Globe) or 4483 (Smart)
SMS: text RED to 2899 (Globe) and 4483 (Smart)
G-Cash: text DONATEAMOUNT4-digit M-PINREDCROSS to 2882
TXTPOWER.org: Paypal, Smart Money (5577-5144-1866-7103), G-Cash (0917-9751092) funds collected will be given to the Philippine National Red Cross
Please send cash or check donations to the PNRC National Headquarters in Manila. Checks should be made payable to The Philippine National Red Cross. They can arrange for donation pick-up.
METROBANK Port Area Branch
Peso Acct.: 151-3-041-63122-8
Dollar Acct.: 151-2-151-00218-2
Type of Acct. : SAVINGS
Swift Code: MBTC PH MM
BANK OF THE PHIL. ISLANDS Port Area Branch
Peso Acct.: 4991-0010-99
Type of Account: CURRENT
BANK OF THE PHIL. ISLANDS UN Branch
Dollar Acct.: 8114-0030-94
Type of Account: SAVINGS
Swift Code: BOPI PH MM
Note: For your donations to be properly acknowledged, please fax the bank transaction slip at nos. +63.2.527.0575 or +63.2.404.0979 with your name, address and contact number.
For Credit Cards: Please fax the following info to +632.404.09.79 and +632.527.0575: Name of card member, billing address, contact nos. (phone & mobile), credit card no., expiration date, CCV2/ CVC2 (last three digits at the back of the credit card), billing address, amount to be donated. For online donations you may also visit our website at www.redcross.org.ph .
Most urgent needs
Food items: Rice, noodles, canned goods, sugar, iodized salt, cooking oil, monggo beans and potable water
Medicines: Paracetamol, antibiotics, analgesic, oral rehydration salts, multivitamins and medications to treat diarrheal diseases
Non-food items: Bath soaps, face towels, shampoo, toothbrush, toothpaste, plastic mats, blankets, mosquito nets, jerry cans, water containers, water purification tablets, plastic sheetings, and Laundry soap
FOR THOSE OUTSIDE THE COUNTRY WHO WANT TO DONATE:
TXTPower.org has set up a paypal account for donations. Your money will be forwarded to Red Cross.
Kapuso Foundation is also accepting credit card donations.
2/F GMA Kapuso Center
Samar St. cor. 11th Jamboree St. Diliman, Quezon City
Call 9827777 loc. 9901/9904/9905.
accepts relief goods and cash
for those in SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA:
– You can deliver relief goods to 303/5 Stromboli Strait, Homebush Bay 2127. You can also contact through Twitter at @allorange if you want to arrange for a pick up in the city.
for those in TORONTO, CANADA:
– Pinoys in Toronto are spearheading efforts to help, visit this website for details.
for anyone in the UNITED STATES:
– visit the abs-cbn foundation website for details.
– you can also call 1-800-5272820
In Kind donations
LOCAL:
Please send in-kind local donations to The Philippine National Red Cross National Headquarters in Manila. They could also arrange for donation pick-up.
INTERNATIONAL:
1. Send a letter of intent to donate to the PNRC
2. A letter of acceptance from PNRC shall be sent back to the donor
3. Immediately after shipping the goods, please send the (a) original Deed of Donation, (b) copy of packing list and (c) original Airway Bill for air shipments or Bill of Lading for sea shipments to The Philippine National Red Cross National Headquarters c/o Secretary General Corazon Alma de Leon, Bonifacio Drive, Port Area, Manila 2803, Philippines.
9/26/09
The news is grim. People on their roofs, people losing their homes, loved ones separated, refugees everywhere, the most recent report is 5,000 people stuck in the Trinoma Mall in Quezon City. I have yet to confirm this but have heard this is the worst deluge since 1967; PAGASA reported that in three hours, as much rain as normally falls in two weeks soaked the Metropolis. Reports from the rest of Luzon -with most of Luzon’s provinces, including the National Capital Region placed under a State of Calamity by the President- are only now trickling in. Rescue and relief efforts over the years have gotten increasingly efficient, but this is one of those events that happen so suddenly, no one can possibly prepare for it.
Fellow bloggers may want to help on collating specific types of information they encounter online: appeals for rescue, traffic/flood updates, places to send relief goods, power failures, etc. This allows relief workers and media to focus on who needs help, while avoiding the risk that the ones who get rescued are those whose appeals are reTweeted most often, while others asking for help get overlooked, for example.
You will be a big help by collating information because relief/rescue workers and media can then periodically refer to your blogs to help evaluate what’s going on and what still needs to be done. Numbers are being collated here and in Sour Politics and Random Salt.
At a time like this, there is so much human compassion and so much frustration, too. So even if it’s by means of this small, online way, we can all pitch in.
See entries in Teacher Ria, in dvdtymo, Philippine Technology Blog, etc.
Some photos/videos shared by people online:
( Park 9 Alley, where the Barangay Hall of Loyola Heights is located)
(above: underpass along Ayala Avenue, Makati City)
( Burgos Circle at Fort Bonifacio)
(above: Katipunan Avenue, Quezon City)
(above: Gen. de Jesus St. between Xavier and Jo-Liza, Little Baguio, San Juan City)
(Wilson Street, Greenhills, San Juan City)
(Taft Avenue, Manila)
(Araneta Center, Cubao, Quezon City)
This was unprecedented. But methinks that Gibo Teodoro failed to grab one of the few chances he may have had to show his leadership. Sic transit gloria mundi.
haaay naku! it’s 9:00 pm now, my son still stranded in his office along Mayon/Retiro street submerge in 3ft. deep flood, streets surrounding my place all flooded, what can I do?
^^ http://sourpolitics.wordpress.com/2009/09/26/typhoon-ondoy-emergency-hotlines-and-relief-operations/
Pray for the rain to stop.
Thanks for sharing this. I have posted on my wall online for Pinoys in America who wish to help.
LUZON RELIEF
Volunteer // Donate // Pray
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Volunteer:
People who can help receive, organize and distribute donations
People who can spread the word
Donate:
Food (non-perishable goods only)
Clothing
Beds, Pillows, Blankets
Emergency Supplies
* Donations can be brought to RENAISSANCE FITNESS CENTER starting MONDAY (Sept.28) / 9am – 7pm (address is listed bleow)
Pray:
No matter who or what you believe in, prayers are needed. Too many people are suffering.
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Contact Person:
Warren Habaluyas
(0929) 871 3488
[email protected]
Donations can be brought to:
Renaissance Fitness Center
2nd Floor, Bramante Building,
Renaissance Towers Ortigas,
Meralco Avenue, Pasig City
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*** PLEASE REPOST***
“Those who live in the Greenhills/Mandaluyong/San Juan Area, if you want to help out with the rescue and relief operations, you can drop off your donations (clothes, food..) at La Salle Greenhills Gate 2 tomorrow or volunteer from 9am to receive, sort, repack the donations.”
I think we have to give credit to PGMA and Sec Teodoro who are doing their best to extend assistance especially to residents of Pasig, Marikina and Rizal. I saw in the news that they are conducting non stop rescue and relief operations to the victims of Tropical Storm Ondoy. Let’s face reality, they can’t do this alone! Please note that the # of victims outnumber the # of rescuers reason why they are appealing to civilian volunteers to extend their help as necessary (e.g. lending private-owned trucks, don’t go out on the streets so as not to add up to the traffic, etc.).
For people like me who are lucky to be home safe- Let’s continue to pray for the safety of everyone and for our country to surpass this another tragic incident.
Everyone should share this useful post via their personal networking sites.
It would also be a good idea to start a map of possible drop off points and a pick-up routes of donations to make it easier for people who want to donate.
Do email me if you need help!
How about students at De La Salle Taft? please let me know any info.
We will be accepting donations of food, canned goods, drinking water, clothing and medicine at either Myron’s Rockwell or Myron’s Place Greenbelt 5. These will be personally brought to the Relief Operations at La Salle Green Hills. Let’s spend Sunday in the service of our affected kababayans. Kaya natin ito!
We want all the Mayors, City Council peeps, and the President out on the streets of da’ MM (Metro Manila) today and tomorrow, helping all those folks who are REALLY STRANDED!!! If they go out and get THEIR FEET WET, there won’t be a NEXT TIME!!! (PLEASE POST/RE-POST EVERYWHERE!!!)
earlier this afternoon, 500 students stranded there, but otherwise OK.
All Petron branches are accepting relief goods.
Manolo, corrections on the photo captions.
The first Katipunan photo is Park 9 alley, where the Barangay Hall of Loyola Heights is located.
The Eastwood City photo is actually Burgos Circle in Bonifacio Global City (pati doon bumaha?!?)
Guys, just made a Ondoy Donation Drop-off Points & Pick-Up Route Google Map. Anyone can edit the map. http://bit.ly/1A5jgR
thanks! in the rush I don’t even know original sources of pics.
my son still stranded its l2.42am na….my gosh..he came from la salle taft lpm … up to now hes still in coastal area…going to alabang…hayy…. climate change na ito..pag handaan naman ng gobyerno…lalo na sa incoming new administration..stop wasting billion of pesos to non sense projects……
I posted other ways to help. I heard that Lasalle, UST and Ateneo has prepared themselves for their students to stay overnight and has actually not allowed them to leave the school premises.
For those who are planning to bring their donations to Hillsborough, what else can we bring? Can’t seem to open the link for Charo Limaco’s site.
This is a time to unite. Surely, a lot would be homeless and they need our help.
I’ll repost this in my blog to get the word out.
I was so stupid. i went out to Quezon City a few hours ago. We were coming back to Ortigas and got into a road mishap. We were speeding and a taxi on the road across was doing the same (road are very slippery, apparently, so the usual diskarte of drivers don’t work) and there we go: luckily we struck the other vehicle right in the middle and all we got was a soft bump though the other spun around for about 30 feet.
I came home, looked for news online. A celebrity, Cristine Reyes, was crying on her rooftop in Marikina. Not that I had never experienced being flooded. Living in Iloilo, it’s a yearly occurrence. I am impressed, however, at the rescue and relief missions.
This blog post is also very impressive. People everywhere seem prepared to help out.
Manolo, lots of people read this blog. Maybe you can do another post that looks more like an encyclopedia entry of disaster coordinates, relief maps, etc.
umuulan pa ba jan? as of 5am sunday?
bumaba na ba ang tubig kahit papano?
please answer…can;t find any updates…
salamat po
Hi!
I hope you won’t mind, I linked to your post so others can find ways on how to help too.
No more rain. Yep, from what I’ve seen late last night water has subsided.
I am sharing a link to your entry on facebook for pinoys in Louisiana and Kansas. Thanks
is it still flooded? Is the route from pioneer to makati via edsa safe?
No idea on road situation. Possibly quite dangerous still. It will be much better today definitely.
Thanks. So SLEX will probably still be closed today?
any news how deep waters are in junction and Brookside Hills in Cainta? thanks..
Very little rain now. When I got home (south end of Roxas Blvd) last night (12:20 AM) the flood in my area was gone.
What I don’t understand is why electricity has not been restored. A lot of things cannot be done with no electric power.
My mom’s place in Palsan, Valenzuela flood waters continue to rise it’s now man-deep… Tried to call the hotlines but it’s either busy or out of reached… Please help me relaying to the authorities. Thanks
Why is Valenzuela being neglected? Palasan is near Obando and MAlabon
Government looked headless and helpless yesterday. It seems the local governments were ill-prepared for the disaster. As usual, it was the bayanihan spirit and the natural heroism in Juan dela Cruz that saved the day for many put in danger’s way by mother nature. However, it was not enough. Much more had to patiently wait for hours and hours for help or for the flood to subside. Our niece was trapped in her attic overnight. Nothing happened to the messages we sent to hotlines. A family friend could only try to rent a jet-ski…
The government TV stations, Channels 4,9 and 13 were not utilized to help or coordinate rescue, not like the two major rival stations. Are the appointed government TV station managers insensitive?
Gibo Teodoro, as Head of NDCC, lost a golden opportunity to prove his worth.
America, hopefully not a sign of their concern about the clamor for review of the VFA, immediately responded with $50M assistance plus equipment from their Zamboanga “base.” Gibo will, of course, acknowledge this on national TV. Is Uncle Sam’s “support” important to a candidate?
From the other comments above, one can easily see that Juan dela Cruz is a real everyday hero, that Ninoy is perfectly correct in saying “the Filipino is worth dying for” and that in spite of the “evil” one, the Philippines will survive crisis after crisis.
From the Onion News Network
From the Palace—-
To all those who are intending to donate car packages, do not forget to attach labels which read GMA and GIBo cares. Do this in large bloc letters and in blazing red.
Enough of politics for now.
Time to see the damage from natures blowback…
Blame game can start later..
Hope this disaster will not be forgotten.
Unlike other disasters, floods are preventable by human engineering. May this be a reminder to our rich politicians, who live behind walled subdivisions, that there’s only so much externalities (criminals, beggars) that can be “walled-out”.
Flood waters cannot be walled-out and need a wholistic approach to prevention, from community discipline (proper garbage disposal), to anti-corruption measures (proper review and follow-up of garbage disposal bids and contracts), fiscal discipline (prioritizing local spending to allocate monies to flood pumps), poverty alleviation (squatters and their wastes clog up our rivers systems), and long-term national planning and strategy (we live in the zone of fire and monsoon area hit by tens of typhoons each year).
This tragedy has shown WE ARE ALL LOWER CLASS.
SOP right now put your long term opinions to yourself.
Talagang may tama ka sa ulo…
Buddy, I don’t know why you keep stalking me. This must be the fourth time you’ve offered an unsolicited advice, calling me crazy. I think we all know which one needs professional help.
Does you wife know about your bizarre behavior, attacking strangers online? Do your children know what you’re up to, obsessed with an anonymous stranger in a blog comment box?
For your sake, take a long, hard look at your posts attacking me, and realize that your behavior is bordering on obsessive and crazy. I hope this will be the last time you attack me or anyone else online personally. This is not good for your mental or emotional health.
Mas maganda cguro tawagan natin ng pansin yong mga senador nating magagaling na lumabas at tumulong naman sa mga kababayan natin na apektado nitong baha. Kesa magngakngakan lang sila dyan sa Senado at magpalitan ng kanilang mga baho. NDCC paki imbitahan naman sila.
Red Cross needs volunteers! Pasay 8542748/4343751; Las Pinas 8734873/4689688; Pasig 6350922; Alabang 8093132; NHQ Manila 5245787/5270864
Alabang Red Cross, 09178387672
SOP look around and smell the roses. Wherever you are go out of your own neighborhood and start making circles around the area on what has happened and if people need help.
Stop standing on your stupid self absorbed platform as people do not have the time to listen to your so called expert rantings.
You are a perfect candidate to be sent to reeducation camp and learn how to survive off the land and learn how to use your own night soil. In the meantime keep your night soil to yourself
To all of you who are talking politics, lets not talk about it first. I am no Gibo supporter, I am a Noynoy supporter. Let’s just do our best to help in the situation and put politics aside shall we ?
Can someone give me information on what have happend in areas of Dasmarinas, Cavite. Also give me the name of the most affected areas in Dasma/Molino.
It would be highly appreciated. Salamat po.
Petron & San Miguel Corporation R lending choppers 4 rescue ops, call/text:0917.814.0655-ask for Lydia Ragasa
call Tulong Bayan hotlines: 0908-6579998, 0939-3633436, 9137122, 9136254, 9133306 and help with relief for flood victims
Sir, i created a post about typhoon ondoy and copy some of the information of this post. I gave your link for more information. Thanks! I hope in this way we can help a lot of people.
thank you! let’s all do what we can to help!
http://news.yahoo.com/nphotos/slideshow/photo//090927/ids_photos_wl/r1144117685.jpg/
Power Plant Mall is accepting donations for Storm Ondoy’s victims. Donations will be sent to ABS-CBN Foundation.
Please drop off your donations at the Admin Office, P1 LEVEL OF POWER PLANT MALL.
Thank you very much.
Got this off http://multiply.com/gi/powerplantmall:journal:63