The destruction that typhoon Frank/Fengshen brought to Iloilo is by far the worst the province has ever experienced. The flooding was unprecedented and the extent of the damage was unparalleled. Numerous lives had been claimed and many others became homeless.
Image Credit: Bernardo Arellano III
Latest data from the Provincial Disaster Coordinating Council as of 9am 26 June 2008 show that 124 persons died in Iloilo, 569,142 persons affected, of whom 22,057 were still in evacuation centers. The damages in agriculture and infrastructure in Iloilo was estimated to reach billions of pesos.
Iloilo badly needs help!
The CIty and Provincial governments of Iloilo still have a lot on their hands. Most parts of the province still has no electricity, communication in some areas were cutoff, there’s also shortage of potable water and food in evacuation centers. Medicines are also needed especially for water-borne diseases.
Any form of assistance to the affected families will be greatly appreciated. Donations can be coursed through the contacts below.
Office of the Mayor, Iloilo City.
(Read letter of appeal from Iloilo City Government)
Contact Person: Ms. Snow Chua
Tel. no: (+63)(33) 337 0036 / 3372760
Fax number: 335.0689
Office of the Vice Mayor, Iloilo City
Tel. no: (+63)(33) 3363530
Provincial Governor’s Office
Tel. no: (+63)(33) 3368157
DSWD-Iloilo Provincial Office
Tel. no: (+63)9209073105
Mobile: 09189205750
Email: typhoondonations@iloilo.gov.ph
ABS-CBN Foundation
ANGELIE AGBULOS
ABS-CBN Foundation Inc.
Tel: (632) 922-4842
Email: angelie_agbulos@abs-cbn.com
SM Foundation
MS. CRISTIE S. ANGELES
Project Director
Tel. No. (632) 831-1000 locals 1492/1495/1498
Telefax No.: (632) 831-8282
Email: outreach@sm-foundation.org
Philippine National Red Cross
Visit this page for contact and bank account details
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We (well, my parents) donated boxes of canned goods, noodles and old clothes to the typhoon victims in Panay. Its not that much but hopefully it can help somehow.
And no matter how much I loathe them, I still feel bad for my cousins who lost their home to Frank. I just realized… may puso pa gid man gali ko.
Have linked to your site to help bring the cause to light.
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the ilonggo student community in tokyo is organizing an event to raise funds for this cause. my husband is one of the organizers, if you would like to get more infor about this, please email me. thanks!
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Nothing is too small if it’s given whole-heatedly. Hehehe…you’re human after all. And as the cliche goes, blood is thicker than water.
Thank you so much for the link. The city has also pu up a website for the relief efforts and for donations. Kindly visit http://www.bangoniloilo.com
Thanks for the help. Kindly visit the official website of flood rehab efforts of Iloilo City wwww.bangoniloilo.com
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