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jsbraza/iliganTOGETHER WE CAN DO IT.... ONE FOR ILIGAN! NGO’s/PO/Civic Orgns. Adopt an Evacuation Centers 1. KAABAG/MERN- Tambacan Elem. School 2. Diocese of Iligan - Ubaldo Laya 3. Eagles Club -JAL Elem School 4. RD-RAC -Mangga Elem. School 5. REACT- City Central School 6. Kiwanis -Tibanga Gym 7. MSU-IIT -MSU-IIT GYM 8. Gawad Kalinga -Luinab Elem. School 9. GAD-ILIGAN -Madrasah Elem. School 10. CAFOD/ECOWEB -Sta Cruz Elem. School 11. CAFOD/ECOWEB -Kabangahan 12. Parish Priest of Digkilaan- Lady of Fatima 13. OMHACC -Venancio Elem. School 14. MASONS- Echavez Elem. School 15. FR. NILO -Franciscan Seminary 16. JCI -Sta. Felomina Gym WE ARE CALLING ALL NGOS/POs, BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS, SCHOOLS, GOVT AGENCIES TO ADOPT AN EVAC CENTER. We still need groups who will take care of the following areas, Kalilangan, Panuroganan, Lanipao, Dulag, Mandulog Brgy Hall SMC Auditorium, Quiboloy, Merila, Pugaan Brgy Hall LET US SUPPORT THE ONE FOR ILIGAN COMMAND CENTER for a bett

SangyawMindanao: A Letter fr Rev Bishop Efraim Tenorio jsbraza/iligan TOGETHER WE CAN DO IT.... ONE FOR ILIGAN! NGO’s/PO/Civic Orgns. Adopt an Evacuation Centers 1. KAABAG/MERN- Tambacan Elem. School 2. Diocese of Iligan - Ubaldo Laya 3. Eagles Club -JAL Elem School 4. RD-RAC -Mangga Elem. School 5. REACT- City Central School 6. Kiwanis -Tibanga Gym 7. MSU-IIT -MSU-IIT GYM 8. Gawad Kalinga -Luinab Elem. School 9. GAD-ILIGAN -Madrasah Elem. School 10. CAFOD/ECOWEB -Sta Cruz Elem. School 11. CAFOD/ECOWEB -Kabangahan 12. Parish Priest of Digkilaan- Lady of Fatima 13. OMHACC -Venancio Elem. School 14. MASONS- Echavez Elem. School 15. FR. NILO -Franciscan Seminary 16. JCI -Sta. Felomina Gym WE ARE CALLING ALL NGOS/POs, BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS, SCHOOLS, GOVT AGENCIES TO ADOPT AN EVAC CENTER. We still need groups who will take care of the following areas, Kalilangan, Panuroganan, Lanipao, Dulag, Mandulog Brgy Hall SMC Auditorium, Quiboloy, Merila, Pugaan Brgy Hall LET US SUPPORT THE ONE FOR I

December 22, 2011 The people of Cagayan de Oro, Iligan and Dumaguete cities were caught unprepared as Typhoon Sendong struck last week. As one month’s worth of rainfall poured in one day, water, mud and illegally-cut logs from nearby mountains came like battering ram, sweeping communities in an instant. The deluge ...left more than 1,000 dead (with bodies still unidentified), 51 missing, and close to Php1 billion properties damaged as of press time. Even funeral homes experienced a shortage of supply in materials because of such great number of fatalities. About 48, 920 families have lost their homes and almost 10,000 of which are staying in overcrowded evacuation centers with threats of epidemics because of poor sanitary conditions. Direly in need of food, drinking water, clothing and medicine, survivors are barely recuperating from the disaster. As a preliminary response, through PHILRADS, we have mobilized our member churches and volunteers to help distribute food, mats a

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