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47 Massacred in Maguindanao…
Every election year signals for the whole country – major uncertainties. It has become an accepted reality that there will always be casualties every time it is election year. But the election violence that took place in Maguindanao tells of … Continue reading
AN APPEAL FOR HELP FOR THE FLOOD VICTIMS IN THE PHILIPPINES
Dear Everyone, Metro Manila and nearby areas like Bulacan are still struggling to cope with the massive flooding that took place last Saturday. Typhoon Ondoy’s wrath was more powerful than Katrina that hit New Orleans a couple of years ago. … Continue reading
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Tagged calamities, climate change, evacuation centers, flooding, Philiippines, tragedy
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Difficulty at SLEX (South Luzon Expressway)
Uploaded by www.cellspin.net| This was how it looked yesterday as I tried to go to the office. The traffic was already stuck as far as Petron (northbound)… the streets of Manila were already getting flooded and it had a powerful … Continue reading
Rainy Medical Mission in Sorsogon
Tomorrow will be the first day of the medical mission here in Sorsogon. 60 medical doctors and nurses arrived from Texas and LA this morning in Legaspi city and took an hour drive to Sorsogon. Orly and I have been … Continue reading
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Tagged care for the people, health, medical missions from USA, outreach, Philiippines, Sorsogon
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