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Stars auction luxury goods for #TyphoonHaiyan victims
It's a meaningful weekend. Everyone I know is either donating, praying, and volunteering in relief efforts for typhoon Haiyan victims in Tacloban and other ravaged areas. If you find yourself in Manila this weekend, check out the fund-raising bazaars or yard sales that a few celebrities are holding in their neighborhood. A few of the auctions can also be found online. The husband-and-wife team of Ogie Alcasid and Regine Velasquez are now holding an auction through the Facebook page /RVFriendsOfficial. Some of the items up for bidding are watches, shoes, clothes and ... Continue Reading...
The Anderson Cooper report
Just in case you missed it on CNN.... I am in utter disbelief myself seeing on the news dead bodies lying around and survivors still not having access to food FIVE days after super typhoon Haiyan hit. Here's one lucid observation about how the disaster response has been managed (or mismanaged). In the words of Assistant Secretary Lila Shahani of the National Anti-Poverty Commission: "Given the scale of the devastation, it is natural that we ask some hard questions. Was the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (chaired by Senator ... Continue Reading...
Visa requirement to HK? think again
The Hong Kong Legislative Council passed a resolution last week seeking to impose sanctions on the Philippines for its failure to apologize and compensate victims of the 2010 Manila bus hostage crisis. And one of the threats being dangled was the revocation of Filipinos' visa-free access to HK. The timing couldn't be better as the warnings were made just as super typhoon Yolanda beat down on the Visayas with full force. It left a rather bad taste in the mouth. For most of us in Manila, the common reaction was: "who the hell cares? We will go to Bangkok, or ... Continue Reading...
How to donate to victims of typhoon #YolandaPH (updated)
I pray that my relatives & friends in the Leyte/Southern Leyte/ Cebu areas hardest hit by super typhoon Yolanda are safe and well. Also, the rest of our countrymen who were in the path of this killer storm... I hope you are fine wherever you are. I can't imagine how SAD some people will be this Christmas season, without a roof on their heads and stripped of most basic possessions. Being strong and able, we should do all we can to help. As a public service, we've compiled a list of reliable organizations from where you can send money, relief good or call to organize ... Continue Reading...
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