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Donate to Typhoon Ondoy victims

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30 September 2009

Know how to donate to typhoon Ondoy victims below. Typhoon Ondoy flooded the Philippines with record rainfall and severe flooding that devastated the country. Numerous people were left homeless, over 200 people have died, and lots more are missing.

View Typhoon Ondoy pictures to see how people were drastically affected, cars filled with flood water, and how floods reached past neck-level.

Typhoon Ondoy victims need help and resources immediately. Those who were not been affected as badly have donated to the Ondoy victims and volunteered to help those still missing and needy.

Watch Typhoon Ondoy videos to see actual footage of how the flood devastated the streets of the Philippines and the houses of even the middle and upper class families.

If you would like to donate to typhoon Ondoy victims, then you may do so through the following:

1. Donate to Ondoy victims via the World Food Progamme. They say that just $18 can feed one family for two weeks!

2. Donate via the Philippine National Red Cross (PNRC). See How to donate to Typhoon Ondoy victims http://www.pinoymoneytalk.com/donate-philippines-typhoon-victims/ for more information.

Know how to donate to typhoon Ondoy victims below. Typhoon Ondoy flooded the Philippines with record rainfall and severe flooding that devastated the country. Continue Reading

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Typhoon Ondoy updates, classes suspended

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28 September 2009

Typhoon Ondoy left 95 people dead and at least 247,555 others affected due to floods and severe rainfall.

Typhoon Ondoy finally left the country yesterday.

View this page to see Typhoon Ondoy pictures.

View this page to see Typhoon Ondoy videos.

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Typhoon Ondoy left 95 people dead and at least 247,555 others affected due to floods and severe rainfall. It finally left the country yesterday. Continue Reading

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Typhoon Ondoy flood (MORE VIDEOS)

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27 September 2009

Watch more Typhoon Ondoy flood videos below. Typhoon Ondoy

Typhoon Ondoy floods Mandaluyong

Typhoon Ondoy floods Taytay, Rizal

Typhoon Ondoy floods Katipunan

Watch more Typhoon Ondoy flood videos below. Typhoon Ondoy flooded the Philippines with record-breaking rainfall that left most of the country in ruins.

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How to help Typhoon Ondoy victims

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27 September 2009

Read below on how to help the victims of typhoon Ondoy. Typhoon Ondoy flooded the Philippines with record-breaking rainfall that left most of the country in ruins.

The Ondoy rainfall dealt an equivalent to one month’s worth of rain. Many were left stranded in streets or forced to evacuate their homes due to typhoon Ondoy.

Below is a collection of messages aimed towards mobilizing people and resources for typhoon Ondoy victims. To help typhoon Ondoy victims:

1. “To those who can, donate to Red Cross thru txt. Send RED (space)<5,25,50,100 or 300> to 2899 (Globe) & 4483 (SMART) (Still for Typhoon ONDOY)”

2. “Volunteers and donations needed at: [1] Red Cross (QC Hall Compound – 24/7), [2] Ateneo (Cov Courts – 6am-12mn), [3] Sagip Kapamilya (13 Examiner Street – 24/7) will be at examiner tomorrow, come help if you can!”

3. “Relief drive for UP Communities start at 7am tmrw at Church of the Risen Lord. Relief drive in Ateneo College Covered Court until 12midnight tonight and will resume tmrw 7am. We need volunteers. Pls share food, bottled water, and blankets. Thank you. – UP USC 09-10″

4. “Office of the vice chancellor for community affairs accepting donations of relief goods (canned goods, medicines, cooking utensils, soap, cleaning implements, blankets, water, etc) starting tomorrow. pls help by disseminating this info. we also need help with receiving, packing and distributing of relief goods. pls contact 928-2947.”

5. “La Salle Greenhills relief operation from 9am – 9pm until friday. Any donation is appreciated! You are all welcome to come join us and help.”

All messages were compiled from various online sources. Times News Network does not claim ownership or utmost validity of the messages above.

Read below on how to help the victims of typhoon Ondoy. Typhoon Ondoy flooded the Philippines with record-breaking rainfall that left most of the country in ruins. Continue Reading

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Typhoon Ondoy emergency contact numbers list

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27 September 2009

Emergency contact numbers for Typhoon Ondoy victims in the Philippines are listed below. Typhoon Ondoy flooded Manila and the rest of the Philippines yesterday as severe rainfall for six straight hours set record flood levels in the country. The Ondoy rainfall was said to have been equivalent to one month’s rainfall as many were motorists left stranded in flooded streets.

Typhoon Ondoy pictures and videos reveal that some areas were neck-deep in floods as people were forced to evacuate their homes. Others, however, climbed up to their rooftops as the Ondoy flood entered their homes and even reached the second level.

Emergency contact numbers for Typhoon Ondoy victims are listed below:

National Disaster Coordinating Council (NDCC)

911-1873; 912-5668; 911-1406; 912-2665; 911-5061;734-2118; 734-2120

National Capital Regional Police Office (NCRPO)

838-3203; 838-3354

Red Cross

143; 911-1873

Bureau of Fire Protection

729-5166; 4138859; 407-1230

Emergency contact numbers for Typhoon Ondoy victims in the Philippines are listed below. Continue Reading

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Typhoon Ondoy floods Philippines (PICTURES, VIDEOS)

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27 September 2009

Typhoon Ondoy flooded Manila, Philippines with record rainfall and severe flooding all day. See Typhoon Ondoy pictures and videos below.

Nine people have reportedly died due to the calamity, while thousands were stranded in the flooded streets of Manila and the other provinces. A lot more people were left to evacuate their homes or stay on their rooftops for a long amount of time as even houses were flooded from the inside.

Here are pictures of Typhoon Ondoy and its aftermath:

Here are Typhoon Ondoy videos that reveal the monstrous floods that plagued Manila and the Philippines:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ky8sQrJ_wyk

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VyxnyFenKRE

Typhoon Ondoy flooded Manila, Philippines with record rainfall and severe flooding all day. See Typhoon Ondoy pictures and Typhoon Ondoy videos below. Continue Reading

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Typhoon Ondoy floods Manila, Philippines

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27 September 2009

Tropical storm Ondoy flooded the Philippines with a month’s worth of rain that fell in just six hours. Typhoon Ondoy caused severe rainfall that resulted in the worst flooding of Manila in more than 42 years.

Ondoy poured approximately 13.4 inches of rain on Manila in just six hours, close to the 15.4-inch average for the whole month of September. Typhoon Ondoy beat the previous record of 13.2 inches recorded during a 24-hour period way back in 1967.

The Philippine government declared a “state of calamity” in Manila and around two dozen provinces that were overwhelmed by the storm. Because almost, if not all major roads were clogged by severe flood and filled with stranded motorists, Philippine President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo had to take the Metro Rail Transit (MRT), an elevated commuter train, to reach the disaster council office.

Nine people have already been declared dead as thousands were left stranded in the streets and a lot more had been forced to evacuate their homes. The Pasig River and the Marikina River, two major bodies of water in the country, had overflowed.

Mayor Mon Ilaga, mayor of Cainta, was left stranded atop a dump truck on a road that was neck-deep in water. He told ABS-CBN, a major news and TV channel by phone that many residents climbed onto roofs because of the flood dealt by typhoon Ondoy. He added:

“The whole town is almost 100 percent underwater.”

Tropical storm Ondoy flooded the Philippines with a month’s worth of rain that fell in just six hours. Typhoon Ondoy caused severe rainfall that resulted in the worst flooding of Manila in more than 42 years. Continue Reading