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By Judith Yeoh — 14 Nov 2013, 06:48 PM — Updated almost 11 years ago
Typhoon Haiyan Has Destroyed Many Communities In The Philippines, Killing As Many As 10,000 Men, Women, And Children
The storm, called Yolanda in the Philippines, moved across the country around 25 miles per hour, roughly twice as fast as Typhoon Bopha, which killed more than a thousand people last year, experts said.
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Most of the deaths appear to have been caused by surging sea water strewn with debris that many described as similar to a tsunami, which levelled houses and drowned hundreds of people.
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Super typhoon Haiyan destroyed about 70 to 80 percent of the area in its path as it tore through the province on Friday, said chief superintendent Elmer Soria, a regional police director.
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The strongest typhoon in the world this year and possibly the most powerful ever to hit land battered the central Philippines on Friday
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No storm in the Atlantic has ever been stronger than Haiyan, according to The Weather Channel
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In a show for care and global solidarity, donations and humanitarian aid from Malaysia have landed in the Philippines to aid the victims of Typhoon Haiyan
A humanitarian mission from Kelab Putra 1Malaysia and the Malaysian army loads food and medicine to help victims of Typhoon Haiyan at the RMAF base in Subang yesterday.
Image via themalaymailonline.comMalaysia stayed true to the spirit of global solidarity as a humanitarian team landed in the Philippines at 6pm yesterday to aid victims of Typhoon Haiyan.
yahoo.comThe team departed from Royal Malaysian Air Force (RMAF) base in Subang at 9am on two C-130 military aircraft, carrying 20 members of the Special Malaysia Disaster Assistance and Rescue Team (SMART), 20 army personnel, doctors, medical assistants, 41 volunteers from Kelab Putera 1Malaysia (KP1M) and members of the media.
The team also brought along 14 tonnes of emergency supplies and medicine.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak tweeted on Sunday that “Malaysia stands ready to provide assistance and support”.
thestar.com.myThe Malaysian government decided to contribute an intial US$1 million (RM3.21 million) to the Philippine government to help relieve their burden following the disaster last Friday. KP1M president Datuk Azeez Abdul Rahim, who joined the team, said the necessities and medicine they brought was to cater for some 25,000 families and could last a month.
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A worker arranges World Food Programme (WFP) relief goods near Subang airport in Kuala Lumpur November 10, 2013, to be sent to victims of super typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines.
Image via themalaymailonline.comTIP: The BEST Help To Offer Is Cash Donations, As In-Kind Donations Of Clothes Could Cause Distress, Instead Of Help
We do not encourage contributions in-kind, largely because of the substantial cost of shipping goods and cost of storage at the disaster location.
Image via npr.orgHow can I donate goods, such as clothing and blankets, to help the people affected by disasters?
We do not encourage contributions in-kind, largely because of the substantial cost of shipping goods and cost of storage at the disaster location.
With cash donations, MERCY Malaysia is able to purchase supplies in local regions or closer to the affected areas. This ensures that donation from the public is channeled to the people who need it most, and not utilised unnecessarily to cover logistic costs such as transportation, fuel and warehouse space rental.
mercy.org.myPurchasing goods at the affected region also helps to stimulate the local economy of the people affected by the disaster, and helps them rebuild their life faster.
mercy.org.myWant To Help? These Are Some Trusted Organisations With Effective Typhoon Haiyan Disaster Relief Efforts:
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Filipinos desperately need our help.
How to Help?
To donate in kind, SAYS has jumbo boxes for us to fill in. We can donate clothes, food, water, medicine, etc. You can drop your items at our office at [CLICK ON LINK FOR MORE INFO]
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World Vision Emergency Relief Fund
World Vision Philippines will begin distributions of food kits and hygiene kits today to 900 households. If you would like to make a donation, go to www.worldvision.com.my > Donate Now > key in “Typhoon Haiyan” at ‘to rush emergency aid to’.
Image via akamaihd.netIf you would like to make a donation via World Vision Malaysia, go to www.worldvision.com.my > Donate Now > key in “Typhoon Haiyan” at ‘to rush emergency aid to’.
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Red Cresent Malaysia Typhoon Relief Fund
The Malaysian Red Crescent would like to call on all Malaysians, individuals and corporations alike, to come forward and lend a helping hand by sending in your generous contribution to help alleviate the suffering of the victims of the Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines. [CLICK ON LINK TO DONATE VIA RED CRESENT MALAYSIA]
Mercy Malaysia Mission To The Philippines
MERCY Malaysia is deploying a four-person team to Mindanao, Philippines, in the light of the recent natural disaster that hit the country towards the end of last year. [CLICK ON LINK TO SUPPORT MERCY MALAYSIA]
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Unicef Malaysia Philippines Children's Disaster Appeal
UNICEF, with humanitarian partners, has deployed assessment teams to support the government to respond to this latest disaster. We are rushing emergency life-saving supplies such as therapeutic food for children, health kits, water and hygiene kits to the affected areas. [CLICK ON LINK FOR UNICEF MALAYSIA DONATION FORM]
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Stop Hunger Now Malaysia Philippines Response: Typhoon Haiyan
Stop Hunger Now is working with Rotary International and several Non-governmental Organization (NGO) partners in the Philippines and Vietnam to provide ongoing needs assessments for food and other aid for victims of the storm. [CLICK ON LINK TO DONATE]
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Philippines Embassy Donation Box
The Embassy will be open until 7 p.m. on weekdays and from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on weekends until November 25 (Monday) to receive your in kind donations.
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On behalf of the Philippine Embassy in Kuala Lumpur and the Filipino community in Malaysia, Ambassador Malaya conveyed deepest appreciation and gratitude to the Malaysian government, relief and charitable organizations and Malaysians of all walks of life for their expression of support and solidarity in the wake of Typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan).
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For our consular clients, the donation box at the cashier of the Embassy's consular area will be there also until November 25.
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Philippines Red Cross
Philippines National Disaster Risk Reduction And Management Council
Philippines National Disaster Risk Reduction And Management Council [CLICK ON LINK FOR FULL INFO]
