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“Ondoy brought a month’s worth of rain to Metro Manila in one day,” no wonder hanggang leeg ‘daw’ ang baha doon sa aming baranGHEY! *Leeg nino, ni Mahal at Mura?* My kuya called Saturday morning saying that there is a baha and he cannot save the piano anymore since hes just by himself and 1 helper.

I did not imagine that it’s that worst, not until last night while partying with the ‘butse gang’ I got a call from my kuya’s ‘friend daw’ na ultimo ‘laugh tough daw’ eh hindi na save! HAHAHA - laugh tough na lang hindi pa na save? Well he was still asleep sumakabilang bahay? I dunno… When it started to rain non-stop. His car was damaged with all that flood water, yong interior ha and it happens that his notebook was in his car ugh!!! — Nakalimutan ilikas? Ewan ko ba!!!

I am still thankful that nothing bad happened to my family in the PI! *sighs*

Here is the map that shows where most urgent cases need rescue. if you are near the said areas please try to help or if you know anyone who needs help please do call or inform the mergency hotlines:

National Disaster Coordinating Committee
911-1406 / 911-1873 / 911-1906 / 911-5061 / 912-0984 / 912-2665 / 912-3046 / 912-5296 / 912-5668

Help hotlines: 734-2118 / 734-2120

Bureau of Fire Protection, National Capital Region
729-5166 / 410-6254 / 413-8859 / 407-1230

Bureau of Fire Protection, Region III (Central Luzon)
Hotline (045) 9634376

Philippine Coast Guard
527-6136

Red Cross
143 / 911-1876 / 527-0000

Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA)
136 / 896-6000

Taguig emergency hotline
1623

Meralco
16220 / 0917-5592824 / 0920-9292824

Sen. Manuel Villar Jr. emergency hotlines
for dumptrucks going to flooded areas for rescue of stranded people:
0917 4226800 / 0917 2414864 / 0927 6751981

Sen. Dick Gordon (Philippine National Red Cross)
Please send address of stranded friends/family to
09178997898 / 0938444BOYSHOW CAN YOU HELP 

You can send in your donations in cash or in kind at the following links:

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