There are more than five million people hungry because of Typhoon Pablo (International name: Bopha) and Peacebuilders Community had no available funds for relief operations. On 4 December 2013, Pablo leashed its fury in Mindanao leaving more than a thousand people dead, hundreds of thousands of families homeless and millions without livelihood. Mindanao Development Authority …
Tag: Baganga
FROM 650 TO 14,000: PBCI SUBMITS FINAL RELIEF DELIVERY REPORT
- By Tala Alngag Bautista
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31.January.2013
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31.January.2013
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5400 PABLO-HIT FAMILIES GET CHRISTMAS GIFTS
- By PBCI InfoComm Team
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25.December.2012
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25.December.2012
5,388 families in eight barangays (villages) received family packs on 24-25 December. Sixty seven volunteers spent the Christmas Eve in tents in Cateel, one of the most Typhoon Pablo-devastated towns in Davao Oriental province. Christians, Muslims and other faiths worked as one team to do one mission – serve as many people as they can …
Permanent link to this article: https://peacebuilderscommunity.org/2012/12/5400-families-get-christmas-gifts/
DOING RELIEF AND THINKING REHABILITATION: THE TYPHOON PABLO SCENARIO
- By Tala Alngag Bautista
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20.December.2012
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20.December.2012
For 72 hours, volunteers packed relief goods working straight with just a few hours of sleep. On 18 December 2500 families in Compostela and New Bataan received their sacrifice of love. Before that, 1150 families of indigenous peoples in Monkayo who were not reached by relief were also given food packs. The volunteers were all …
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