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23 Oct, 2009

LIFE GOES ON AFTER ONDOY AND PEPENG

Posted by: baterya In: DISASTER| LIFE

It has been weeks now even months after the destruction brought about by the storm Ondoy and Pepeng but many areas are still flooded.  You have to admire people living in those area which are still flooded for they have to adopt to their environment and still continue life as if nothing is bothering them.

I  have colleagues who have to rent a place even though their house and all their stuffs have been destroyed by the storm.  Just imagine the financial situation they are handling right now.  I have colleagues who still have floods in their area and have to either walk through it with the foul smell or take a customize boat that have a very inconsiderable fare price just to get into the other side.  Below are some people who you just have to admire..

NAUTICAL CHAIRS Elementary school students use chairs to cross a flooded yard on their school grounds in Taytay, Philippines.  (Noel Celis / AFP-Getty via Time Magazine) – inothernews

LIFE GOES ONDOY A man gets a haircut inside a barber shop hit by floods caused by Typhoon Ketsana – a.k.a. Ondoy -  in the town of Taytay near Manila.  (Photo: Reuters via the Telegraph) – inothernews

The stories mention above are really heart moving but what will you feel if your read an article that saying Foreign Relief goods stuck in DSWD Warehouse and their explanation to this is that  there are no volunteers.  Department of Social Welfare and Development is a branch of a government and this being their reason is for me bullshit.. anyway read portion of the article below which I got from pinoytumblr

Editor of Philippine News: Why are the relief goods in DSWD warehouses not moving?

DSWD Secretary Esperanza Cabral: Wala kasing volunteers.

This short interview was done over the phone. Philippine News wanted to hear her side pero ayaw niyang makipag-usap sa press. After four tries, pinasabi na lang niya ang maikling sagot na ito sa secretary niya – “Walang volunteers”. (via Jenni Epperson)

You could ask for help in the media to broadcast your concern… I just remembered this qoute…”If you want it, there are many ways to do it but if you do not want it, you will have all the reasons in the world not to do it.”

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