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240 Dead, 375000 in Shelters After Philippines Floods

Manila : Philippines | about 1 month ago  
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  • 240 Dead, 375000 in Shelters After Philippines Floods
    240 Dead, 375000 in Shelters After Philippines Floods
    Posted by: RaulDeSouza
    240 Dead, 375000 in Shelters After Philippines Floods
  • Children play inside a public school used as an evacuation center for the victims of the floods caused by continuous rains of Typhoon Ketsana east of Manila
    Children play inside a public school used as an evacuation center for ...
    Source: Reuters
  • A woman washes her clothes recovered from her house that was destroyed from floods brought on by the continuous rains of Typhoon Ketsana east of Manila
    A woman washes her clothes recovered from her house that was destroyed ...
    Source: Reuters
  • Residents in a flooded area queue up to receive relief goods provided by the local government in near Manila
    Residents in a flooded area queue up to receive relief goods provided ...
    Source: AFP
  • A morgue worker prepares to put formalin on victims of floods brought on by the continuous rains of Typhoon Ketsana east of Manila
    A morgue worker prepares to put formalin on victims of floods brought ...
    Source: Reuters
240 Dead, 375000 in Shelters After Philippines Floods

At least 240 people are now confirmed dead in flooding in the Philippines after more than 90 new deaths were reported in Manila. Moreover, 375,000 have been displaced by the disaster, more than double earlier official figures. As government officials appeal for international help, a BBC correspondent says getting supplies to the refugees has taken priority over search and rescue operations.

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  • News Source: China Post | about 1 month ago
    In a series of extraordinary scenes, street sweepers and other members of Manila's poorest sector of society flocked to Malacanang Palace in search of food, medicine and shelter. "Evacuees will be given shelter in available areas among the Malacanang...
  • News Source: Taiwan News | about 1 month ago
    We hope that the disaster areas will be rebuilt soon and local people will return to their normal lives as soon as possible," it added. Typhoon Ketsana hit the Philippines on Saturday, killing more than 200 people, and forcing at least 375,000 people...
  • News Source: Androscoggin News | about 1 month ago
    Filipinos walk on a flooded intersection in suburban Pasig, east of Manila, Philippines on Tuesday Sept. 29, 2009. Many Filipinos tried to rebuild their lives after saving little more than the clothes they wore in a tropical storm that prompted the...
  • News Source: ITN | about 1 month ago
    A disaster report shows a further 37 people are missing following Typhoon Ketsana. Approximately 1.8 million people have been affected by the floods, and nearly 610,000 forced from their homes. Ketsana dumped more rain on Manila and surrounding areas...
  • News Source: Voice of America | about 1 month ago
    Officials say the death toll from flooding in the Philippines has risen to 240. The new total, announced Tuesday, is up 100 from the previous day's assessment. On Saturday, tropical storm Ketsana brought the heaviest rain the islands have seen in...
  • News Source: AKI | about 1 month ago
    The death toll in the aftermath of Typhoon Ketsana in the Philippines has risen to 240 with 37 others missing, as rescue workers continue to pull out more bodies from swollen rivers. Rescue efforts however, have been hampered by the threats of a new...
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  • Blog Source: celebritytwittergossip.com
    Help for Typhoon Ondoy Victims in the Philippines. donate. On September 26, 2009, Typhoon Ondoy brought a month's worth of rainfall to Metro Manila and nearby areas in just a few hours, causing severe flooding which resulted in the loss of ... This
  • Blog Source: trendsupdates.com
    Manila, the capital city of Philippines is the worst affected with almost 80 percent of the city being submerged under the water. The floods have displaced 450000 people and more than 115000 people have moved to makeshift shelters. ... Although the
  • Blog Source: melaniepaz.over-blog.com
    September 26, 2009 One of the most unforgettable moment happened in the Philippines, A typhoon tragedy which named: Bagyong Ondoy killed many lives and destroy many properties including their shelter, . ... National Disaster Coordinating Council (
  • Blog Source: www.pastoon.com
    Philippines: Flooding documented on citizen videos. Picture from Twitpic user reahguevarra. Several parts of Metro Manila and nearby provinces are still flooded today even if Tropical Storm 'Ondoy' (International name: Ketsana) has ... about by
  • Blog Source: globalvoicesonline.org
    Excerpt. Citizen videos were able to capture horrible scenes of loss and devastation caused by a tropical storm which struck Metro Manila and nearby provinces in the Philippines last Saturday. ... This tweet by a Senator of the Republic shows that
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Posted By InspectorGadget InspectorGadget | about 1 month ago
Sad news. Hopefully they get all the help they need, and hopefully more can be done to prevent further damage. Other nations should respond to the appeal.
Posted By metagross metagross | about 1 month ago
As a Filipino, I do hope that some nations would extend their assistance to us. :(
Posted By RaulDeSouza RaulDeSouza | about 1 month ago
i pray and hope for that too..
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